Dynomax Performance Exhaust launches the VT exhaust system for the Jeep JK Wrangler!
07-27-2011, 10:09 AM
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Dynomax Performance Exhaust launches the VT exhaust system for the Jeep JK Wrangler!
Many people have asked about this system and here it is!
A few things to remember, it may not be compatible with all suspension systems that are out there.
Available for the 2 door or 4 door.
Comes with our 90 day performance and sound guarantee.
Thanks all!
A few things to remember, it may not be compatible with all suspension systems that are out there.
Available for the 2 door or 4 door.
Comes with our 90 day performance and sound guarantee.
Thanks all!
07-27-2011, 10:17 AM
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Cool I have been wanting a new exhaust. I have a relocated system I did but would like to have something better. Do you know what suspension systems it wont work with. Will it work with the Rock Trawler 2.5 max travel or 3.5 mid arm systems?
07-27-2011, 10:29 AM
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No clips yet, we are working on that.
The suspension system that it won't work with are the ones that relocate the muffler in front of the axle.
Like the Rancho 4" Long Arm system for example.
Another would be Off Road Evolution's Double Throwdown. Which uses the space for their coilovers.
The suspension system that it won't work with are the ones that relocate the muffler in front of the axle.
Like the Rancho 4" Long Arm system for example.
Another would be Off Road Evolution's Double Throwdown. Which uses the space for their coilovers.
08-01-2011, 01:22 PM
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Dynomax VT Muffler
Yesterday I installed a Dynomax VT muffler. I love it! Its quiet at idle and cruise, and a nice tone under load. i recommend it to anyone looking for a respectable sounding muffler. The valve does the trick, closed it has a nice low rumble. Floor it and you get a throaty tone. I relocated the evap. canister first, then installed the muffler right after the x-fer case. I relocated the heat shield too.
The inlet has a perforated pipe and the outlet side has a "throttle" type looking valve. All under 100 bucks completely installed.
The inlet has a perforated pipe and the outlet side has a "throttle" type looking valve. All under 100 bucks completely installed.
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08-01-2011, 01:35 PM
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Can you e-mail me that clip please?
Nice!
Yesterday I installed a Dynomax VT muffler. I love it! Its quiet at idle and cruise, and a nice tone under load. i recommend it to anyone looking for a respectable sounding muffler. The valve does the trick, closed it has a nice low rumble. Floor it and you get a throaty tone. I relocated the evap. canister first, then installed the muffler right after the x-fer case. I relocated the heat shield too.
The inlet has a perforated pipe and the outlet side has a "throttle" type looking valve. All under 100 bucks completely installed.
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The inlet has a perforated pipe and the outlet side has a "throttle" type looking valve. All under 100 bucks completely installed.
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08-01-2011, 01:38 PM
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inside volume/noise
@jktodd How is the sound inside the Jeep? I have the Banks system, and really dont like how it sounds inside of the vehicle (it gets pretty loud inside, when you are getting into the higher RPMs)
08-01-2011, 01:49 PM
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Really, Its quiet, it has a nice low rumble, NO DRONE!!! now that could be because of the location i placed my muffler ( just after the y pipe, vs the rear stock location) but at highway speeds ( part throttle, cruising) i cant really hear it over the Soft top wind noise, the BFG Tires and the AC Blasting (windows up). But put some foot into the pedal and open it up, you get a respectable throaty "full flow" muffler sound. NO coffee can, civic sound either.