NEW Motordyne Exhaust, Titanium and Dual Setups!
#151
01-23-2009, 09:29 AM
Yes.
Yes. Note: the Harakiri Titanium Mufflers can be used on any other Motordyne midpipes. Single or Dual. Resonated or non resonated. This will provide a range of different sounds.
More unique midpipes are coming out shortly.
The foundation of this technical library is the independent consumer. Many exhaust systems have already shipped out and are scheduled to be dynod, reviewed and sound clipped.
So many sound clips. So many exhaust dyno comparisons. It will take time to build a library of dyno data and reviews, but sure enough, its already on its way.
Tony
#152
01-23-2009, 10:43 AM
Registered User
^^ Ok makes sense. If so for best performance on a single exhaust i guess it's better with TP's, xyz pipe, a module, but another TP in this case*, and then the shockwave axleback?
*Does the resonator module reduces performance at all, or does it change only the sound from bright to mellow?
*Does the resonator module reduces performance at all, or does it change only the sound from bright to mellow?
#153
01-23-2009, 01:45 PM
^^ Ok makes sense. If so for best performance on a single exhaust i guess it's better with TP's, xyz pipe, a module, but another TP in this case*, and then the shockwave axleback?
*Does the resonator module reduces performance at all, or does it change only the sound from bright to mellow?
*Does the resonator module reduces performance at all, or does it change only the sound from bright to mellow?
The XYZ resonator softens the sound and if anything, the resonator makes a slight increase in TQ.
#154
01-23-2009, 02:45 PM
Alright got some more pics of the exhaust from different angles and a little futher away.
And a sound clip (I'll have rolling ones this weekend)
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And a sound clip (I'll have rolling ones this weekend)
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#163
01-31-2009, 09:04 AM
So I had the dual setup and I just switched it out to a single. It took me about half an hour (did use a lift that helped). I think without a lift would have taken maybe forty five mins. Now that I've done it could to it in less time.
Here are some before pics
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Here are some before pics
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#164
01-31-2009, 09:06 AM
#165
01-31-2009, 11:31 AM
Hi Aldo,
Wow you weren't kidding when you said its still frozen in your area. Its not just cold, its windy too.
What are your impressions of the differences in sound between the single and dual gamma exhausts?
How about others in the National G Club? Did you get to hear the differences?
Tony
Wow you weren't kidding when you said its still frozen in your area. Its not just cold, its windy too.
What are your impressions of the differences in sound between the single and dual gamma exhausts?
How about others in the National G Club? Did you get to hear the differences?
Tony
Last edited by Hydrazine; 01-31-2009 at 11:37 AM.