Dynomouth or Corsa
Ive been reading a lot about the Dynomouth exhaust mod, I was originally considering getting a Corsa catback. After finding out more about them both I am leaning towards getting a Dynomouth mod. There is only one remaining thing I dont know, I know there is a hp boost from a Corsa catback but is there any sort of hp boost from a Dynomouth mod or is it basically a noise modification? And if it is just a noise modification shouldnt i just get a cutoff instead?
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2002 Camaro Z28 AT
Stock for now until I decide what to install.
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2002 Camaro Z28 AT
Stock for now until I decide what to install.
Whats a Dynomouth?
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DaveD
1998 WS6 #207
-ARE Stage II Head/Cam
1998 Regal GS
-It Has Boost
The Phantom of CamaroZ28.com
Http://PhantomTA.cz28.com
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DaveD
1998 WS6 #207
-ARE Stage II Head/Cam
1998 Regal GS
-It Has Boost
The Phantom of CamaroZ28.com
Http://PhantomTA.cz28.com
Find out what a Corsa muffler flows then have a seat while I tell you the muffler in the Dynomouth flows 2200+ cfm. (it couldn't be measured because the machine maxed out at 2200 cfm and the muffler was still flowing)
Now I don't know what the Corsa muffler flows, but here are some other common muffler flow #s:
Borla #40600: 836 cfm
DynoMax Ultra-Flo SS #17263: 1000 cfm
DynoMax Ultra-Flo Welded #17219: 1133 cfm
DynoMax Super Turbo #17733: 410 cfm
Edelbrock #5511: 579 cfm
Edelbrock 304 SS #5560: 640 cfm
Flowmaster #42540: 352 cfm
Flowmaster #62631: 435 cfm
Flowmaster 50 Series: 362 cfm
As for power, yes. I could feel a power increase as soon as it was done. Right now my car dynos 318 rwhp/334 ft lbs with just a lid, dynomouth, and some free mods. 98s are known for 280 rwhp stock...
Anyway, this is just my opinion... I really like it and try to spread the word all I can. The makers of cat-backs have everyone brainwashed to think that they are a 'must have', and they charge through the nose for them.
Dave
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Now I don't know what the Corsa muffler flows, but here are some other common muffler flow #s:
Borla #40600: 836 cfm
DynoMax Ultra-Flo SS #17263: 1000 cfm
DynoMax Ultra-Flo Welded #17219: 1133 cfm
DynoMax Super Turbo #17733: 410 cfm
Edelbrock #5511: 579 cfm
Edelbrock 304 SS #5560: 640 cfm
Flowmaster #42540: 352 cfm
Flowmaster #62631: 435 cfm
Flowmaster 50 Series: 362 cfm
As for power, yes. I could feel a power increase as soon as it was done. Right now my car dynos 318 rwhp/334 ft lbs with just a lid, dynomouth, and some free mods. 98s are known for 280 rwhp stock...
Anyway, this is just my opinion... I really like it and try to spread the word all I can. The makers of cat-backs have everyone brainwashed to think that they are a 'must have', and they charge through the nose for them.
Dave
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Thanks Ratio, I think that info has leaned me even more towards getting a Dynomouth setup instead of a Corsa catback. With that extra money I could get the headers I want... Speaking of headers, with long tube headers would a Dynomouth setup become obnoxiously louder? If so what would be suggested to lower the noise without losing the sound?
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2002 Camaro Z28 AT
Stock for now until I decide what to install.
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2002 Camaro Z28 AT
Stock for now until I decide what to install.
My '98Z (M6) also did 318/334 with a Lid and the B&B tri-flow. it did 292rwhp stock.
I'm going with the Corsa on my New T/A
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Rick
'65 Malibu SS - 280rwhp/330ftlbs
'98 Camaro Z28 - 318rwhp/334ftlbs - Sold 7-18-02
'02 TransAm - Brand new No dyno Yet
D-flo lid, GMS, Hotchkis STB, Hurst B+
Bat-CaveOnline
[This message has been edited by Rickm (edited August 04, 2002).]
I'm going with the Corsa on my New T/A
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Rick
'65 Malibu SS - 280rwhp/330ftlbs
'98 Camaro Z28 - 318rwhp/334ftlbs - Sold 7-18-02
'02 TransAm - Brand new No dyno Yet
D-flo lid, GMS, Hotchkis STB, Hurst B+
Bat-CaveOnline
[This message has been edited by Rickm (edited August 04, 2002).]
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Z28-CTYHNTR:
...with long tube headers would a Dynomouth setup become obnoxiously louder? If so what would be suggested to lower the noise without losing the sound?</font>
...with long tube headers would a Dynomouth setup become obnoxiously louder? If so what would be suggested to lower the noise without losing the sound?</font>
Dave
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