Rise of the Phoenix

iTrader: (27)

I ordered and received my Texas Speed true dual exhaust system, with the bullet mufflers. Just wondering what brand Texas Speed uses? Looking through the mufflers, there are raised triangle looking things all the way through the bullet and they kind of spiral down. I just want to make sure I did get the bullet style mufflers and not the spiral flow mufflers. If anyone can comment on what their Texas Speed true dual bullet mufflers looked like, I'd really appreciate it. Pics would be even better if you have any.

bayer-z28

iTrader: (14)

Last time I checked that exhaust, you could choose which ones.. But my TSP Rumbler CB has a Dynomax Bullet muffler. Should be the same.

RARON455

iTrader: (35)

I have the rumbler cat back system from TSP, and I dont remember seeing any name on the muffler at all. Not complaining, I love the way my car sounds.

lethal bird

iTrader: (12)

Almost certain is dynomax bullets.

dirkdiggler350

Idk what company they use but they are just louvered core glasspacks put on backwards. The spiral flows have spiral rings that run down the middle of the muffler.

thunderstruck507

iTrader: (18)

The ones I have seen were Dynomax and sounded amazing.

Rise of the Phoenix

iTrader: (27)

I ordered the bullet true dual system, but the bullet mufflers have raised triangle looking things all through the inside of the bullet. Do the bullet mufflers have this in them?

Rise of the Phoenix

iTrader: (27)

Did the muffler have anything inside the muffler, like raised triangle type things, or was it basically just a straight pipe?

Full-Force

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Sales2@Texas-speed

iTrader: (5)

The bullet mufflers we use now do have little raised things inside. They do resemble the Sweet Thunders. The main visible difference is the outside of the bullets is smooth, whereas the Sweet Thunders have a few little indentations on the muffler (almost looks like big machinery grabbed them and crimped them a good bit i those spots.)

Rise of the Phoenix

iTrader: (27)

What do the spiral flows look like; outside and inside?

thunderstruck507

iTrader: (18)

outside they should be similar I believe but inside has a spiral core like a drill/auger

Sales2@Texas-speed

iTrader: (5)

The main identifier of the Spiral Flows is that they are black on the outside

01ssreda4

iTrader: (96)

DynoMax bullets are perforated on the inside meaning smooth. The louvered inside are another brand. Summit brand bullets are louvered.

tpooleATL

TSP's true dual with bullets are 18 inch Dynomax bullets, smooth on the outside, straight throught on inside but the inside wall is raised all along with the little pyramid looking louvers. I run bullets and from what I understand they are the best offering on the TSP system as far as flow rate and power goes, but the Sweet thunders are the better sounding ones yet lack flow. Small differences though if you were to dyno the two, maybe 5 hp. Never heard Thunders in person only over the computer, but I can tell you the Bullets definitely sound amazing, very deep.

Rise of the Phoenix

iTrader: (27)

Matt at Texas Speed told me they no longer use Dynomax Bullets in their true duals. They use a different bullet muffler. I just received mine last Friday, which is why I was asking the question I did on the original post. Got everything figured out now and I did get the bullet mufflers, but like I said, they aren't Dynomax because that's not the bullets Texas Speed uses anymore. Regardless, I'm sure they will sound and perform badass.

01ssreda4

iTrader: (96)

Dynomax bullets are NOT louvered. Get your facts straight.

tpooleATL

Ahhhh I stand corrected, I got mine about a year and half ago when they were still Dynomax. I was unaware they swtiched. (run away with tail in between legs....)

01ssreda4

iTrader: (96)

I bought Dynomax bullets about 3 years ago and they were perforated. Buddy bought some Summit bullets and they were louvered inside but looked almost identical on the outside.

Demonicbird00

iTrader: (17)

you have the sweet thunder mufflers....ive had both systems and prefer the S.T's over the dynomax

-brandon