BorlaMouth & DynoMouth Back Pressure
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BorlaMouth & DynoMouth Back Pressure
Im soon to put my LTs on and I have a LM with the resonator. Which of the two (dyno and borla) makes has the most back pressure? Im looking for sound too, because i hear that an un-cammed LT'd LM'd LS1 car doesnt sound too great. I plan on going with an ORY, so i need some back pressure without getting another Cat-back all together.
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You don't need backpressure. Backpressure kills power.
All backpressure does is make tq. available sooner at a handicapped number, thus tricking you into thinking your car is faster.
Free flow gives you MORE TQ, it's just available higher in the rev range.
Don't choke up your exhaust.
Borla XR-1 and Dynomax bullets both flow incredibly well.
All backpressure does is make tq. available sooner at a handicapped number, thus tricking you into thinking your car is faster.
Free flow gives you MORE TQ, it's just available higher in the rev range.
Don't choke up your exhaust.
Borla XR-1 and Dynomax bullets both flow incredibly well.
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yep I agree, you want minimal back pressure, espcially if you plan to do more mods and tune. As for working it out, you need to find the flow rate for the mufflers. Check out the sticky about mods, I think post 13 or so, the section by David Vizard is what you want to read, it'll explain it all so that you can go and decide for yourself which muffler to get and why.
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Meh. I had the DynoMouth and it sounded like crap. The Borla XR-1 that I replaced the bullet with completely eliminated the rasp and made it sound 1000x better. It's well worth the $100 IMO...
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straight thru doesn't always mean they flow the same. If they are glasspack then they appear like a cheese grater inside which is then packed with glass fibre, as gas expands it will pass through the glass fibres thus effecting flow. Glasspack mufflers also effect the exhaust pressure wave which can dramtically affect horse power. Chambered mufflers can also be straight thru design such as Powerstick and Stainless Wroks classic chambered mufflers. Fluid dynamics is not as simple as a quick visual observation.
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If given a choice for a substitute for the resonator on a
LM, you can't do any better than an XR-1.
Whether or not you will like the sound, well, no one can tell
you that.
Loudness with an M6 / Borlamouth is even less of a
factor than it is with an A4/2.73s/3500 stall like I have.
....and so far I'm happy with mine since 48K miles
(see sig).
LM, you can't do any better than an XR-1.
Whether or not you will like the sound, well, no one can tell
you that.
Loudness with an M6 / Borlamouth is even less of a
factor than it is with an A4/2.73s/3500 stall like I have.
....and so far I'm happy with mine since 48K miles
(see sig).
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Originally Posted by 300bhp/ton
straight thru doesn't always mean they flow the same. If they are glasspack then they appear like a cheese grater inside which is then packed with glass fibre, as gas expands it will pass through the glass fibres thus effecting flow. Glasspack mufflers also effect the exhaust pressure wave which can dramtically affect horse power. Chambered mufflers can also be straight thru design such as Powerstick and Stainless Wroks classic chambered mufflers. Fluid dynamics is not as simple as a quick visual observation.
Who said anything about a glasspack?? I know what a glasspack is.....Oh and thanks for the quick lesson on fluid dynamics LOL! This post is about the straight through borla and dynomax bullet. The flow and backpressure are essentially the same.
Last edited by Redneck Z; 01-06-2006 at 11:41 PM.