Need opinion on DYNOMAX Ultru Flow Exhaust
05-28-2003, 10:53 PM
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Re: Need opinion on DYNOMAX Ultru Flow Exhaust (crazy_ham)
To ask how a muffler "preforms", you must first understand how an exhaust system works and what it does.
The best theory to look at, is that a muffler's only purpose is to "muffle" or quiet the sound of the exhaust gasses exiting your engine. With that said, the best muffler, in essence is no muffler at all. I'm sure some scientist will step in and say you need 2322.23% backpressure on a engine, but that's not what I'm trying to say.
If you want all out free-flowing performance, you want a straight through muffler...Like an ES oval, or one of the N1 style mufflers like the Spoon or Apex N1.
If you want better than stock performance, but a reasonable and driveable exhaust tone, you might want to try a GReddy SP, Apex WS, or even one of the RSR units.
The best theory to look at, is that a muffler's only purpose is to "muffle" or quiet the sound of the exhaust gasses exiting your engine. With that said, the best muffler, in essence is no muffler at all. I'm sure some scientist will step in and say you need 2322.23% backpressure on a engine, but that's not what I'm trying to say.
If you want all out free-flowing performance, you want a straight through muffler...Like an ES oval, or one of the N1 style mufflers like the Spoon or Apex N1.
If you want better than stock performance, but a reasonable and driveable exhaust tone, you might want to try a GReddy SP, Apex WS, or even one of the RSR units.
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