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has onyone tried the Dynomax exhaust system on a V6
I thinking of buying this system, i don't like a lot of noise like the flowmaster or magnaflow, and the Dynomax is probably almost as quiet as stock.
And the Dynomax looks like the orginal exhaust, with bend pipes.
If ony one has this system, please post some pictures, thank you
They're the best almost stock replacements to get I think. Not as loud as Magnaflow/Flowmaster/Borla, but it gets the job done. Rockauto usually lists Dynomax under their exhaust options.
They're the best almost stock replacements to get I think. Not as loud as Magnaflow/Flowmaster/Borla, but it gets the job done. Rockauto usually lists Dynomax under their exhaust options.
Disagree on that first part. I've got a 3" system of that with no cat, and it is just as loud as my old Magnaflows, though the sound is Jesus is wave form. But I wouldn't go for the whole kit unless you're going to install it yourself. Get a muffler from Dynomax, and get it put in by a shop. It will be cheaper and do the same thing.
Edit:
1) Where are you from? o_O What language is that on the page?
2) It's not as quiet as stock, at least with no cat.
Edit:
1) Where are you from? o_O What language is that on the page?
Danish...i think
To the op, I have never personally had one, but as stated above, there is almost a cult following for that exhaust.
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2000 Firebird- Intake, Pacesetters, !cat, full 2.5 to flowcrapster, 1.9 rockers, LS6 springs and Intense modded retainers, WS6 speedlines, T/A bumpers and hatch, 5 spd swapped, SOON TO BE nitrous'd and cammed.
i currently have the dynomax turbo muffler 3"in 3" out along with pacesetter headers 3" piping, no cat and cme tips...i came from a flowmaster muffler...and right now its a whole new sound...before people always knew it was me coming..now i sound like a regular car...i finally got a ride in my buddys ss '10 camaro and i swear the exhaust has the same growl as mine now
To the op, I have never personally had one, but as stated above, there is almost a cult following for that exhaust.
That is Danish indead,
We are living in the Netherlands, but i am on holiday in Denmark.
i brought my labtop with me, and i was looking on Summit.
so advertisments are in danish.
I love my Dynomax muffler. Its a straight tube like the borla Xr1 but half the cost.
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