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1 out vs 2 out
what are the differences, if any, of a 1-in-2-out exhaust system from a pre-muff. vs a 1-in-1-out system
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Louder (generally)
Look cool (IMO) You'll have to remove (or cut) the rear valance to run a two out. |
what about in terms of breathing better / power
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Two outlets makes for a louder sound, generally. I think the 'breathing' capability of a muffler will have more to do with the internal design than how many holes it has at the back.
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What Jack said.
FYI, 5hp *max* from back to back tests on a Dynojet 248C. Real #s from a Monty. |
does anyone have numbers on the monty? and how loud is one out vs two out and are the larger outlets just for looks?
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Some HATE the Monty (local shop swears it is a HP eater - but this was on carbed early cars!) and some love it.
I liked mine with the 3.0 I had - the perfect sound. Good power. I'd recommend it. |
You can listen to both outlet versions (Dansk muffler, of course) on our Dansk website at www.jpgroup.dk
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Danks is an all around favorite -
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everywhere i look it just seems that everyone has their own preference for mufflers, which doesn't help me, because i'd like some numbers since i'm looking for power
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One in two out????
Not much besides noise...one would reason that any performance would be gained by modifying the ENTIRE exhaust system. Six exhaust ports strangled down to one pipe...into a muffler with two (larger) holes....hmmmm, dosen't pass the giggle test with me. Kinda of describes a ricey fart tube to me....%^B |
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