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Dynomax VT

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  • Start date Start date Nov 21, 2010

mhjo

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I saw an ad on theese new mufflers. The are supposed to open and close on pressure. Anyone tried theese?
 

mtaqua

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I have a pair in the garage, will post when I install them. It'll be a while though. Hope they work as advertised.
 

tx65coupe

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I have the Dynomax Ultraflo mufflers on my 65 and love them.

I'm interested to know more about these VT mufflers.
 

mhjo

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From email from Dynomax:

The new VT muffler will be a self adjusting flow depending on the psi, or exhaust flow at any specific drive cycle. This muffler will have a open valve at the higher rpm ranges allowing for a free flowing system, but at the lower rpm's the valve will be more closed to cerate the needed back pressure to eliminate exhaust turbulence (drone) and will have a mellower tone during this time. I have included the chart of the current units available
 

tx65coupe

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That sounds pretty neat. I think our Nissan Maxima has a similar muffler. I would like to hear some you tube clips or hear what others have to say that have it on their car.
 

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Sounds(pardon the pun) like a neat idea but I would not want them on a car with a turbo or supercharger due to the valve closing and making backpressure.
 

tx65coupe

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blkfrd said:
My concern about them would be the spring that controls the butterfly valve and how it holds up over time
Click to expand...

I was thinking the same thing.
 
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