Dynomax muffler differences
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Dynomax muffler differences
what are the differences in sound between these two mufflers?
http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...31&prmenbr=361
http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...65&prmenbr=361
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http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...31&prmenbr=361
http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...65&prmenbr=361
thanks
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Originally posted by Ricktpi
The first one has a larger volume sound chamber, hence a little less noise.
The first one has a larger volume sound chamber, hence a little less noise.
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Originally posted by iroc22
The race bullet muffler is like having no muffler at all. It was designed for racers that run in classes that require a muffler.
The race bullet muffler is like having no muffler at all. It was designed for racers that run in classes that require a muffler.
what do you think sound will be like with it? i know its like open headers, but at 600 rpms idling it cant be THAT loud. i like it loud, my current setup is in my sig, and it aint loud enough - well it is but it could be louder. cops here are real easy on exhaust. my buddy has a high performance 350 headers dual 3" dual flowmaster 40 series and its loud and real low. he has had no problems at all with cops. i would never run around with just open headers tho...........
what about this muffler?
http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...31&prmenbr=361
whatcha think iroc22?
brady
I think that that muffler is a good choice. It flows a good amount of CFM and sounds real nice, has fully welded casing and it's a good price. If I could find my Dynomax catalogue, then I can tell you how much it flows.....
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Originally posted by iroc22
I think that that muffler is a good choice. It flows a good amount of CFM and sounds real nice, has fully welded casing and it's a good price. If I could find my Dynomax catalogue, then I can tell you how much it flows.....
I think that that muffler is a good choice. It flows a good amount of CFM and sounds real nice, has fully welded casing and it's a good price. If I could find my Dynomax catalogue, then I can tell you how much it flows.....
i ended up purchasing this one. It should flow plenty, be a little quiter then the bullet, and have plenty of ground clearence. I plan to put it before the rear-end and have it dumped. I sure hope is sounds ok.
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Originally posted by iroc22
Nice hood
I can't wait til I'm doing what you're doing in that pic with my car
Nice hood
I can't wait til I'm doing what you're doing in that pic with my car
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