Author Topic: My wife ( a.k.a. Mopar Mom) went with the Dynomax Ultra Flo Welded Mufflers  (Read 1816 times)

Offline Mopar Thunder

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My wife pulled the trigger and bought some Dynomax mufflers and removed the rear resonators. It sounds really nice I think and seems to have perked up the car. Below are some links if interested.

Dynomax Ultra Flo Exhaust on 2012 Challenger R/T


Dynomax burnout takeoff Challenger R/T

« Last Edit: August 26, 2012 - 06:11:48 PM by Mopar Thunder »




Offline Sleepychallenger

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Sounds real nice!  :2thumbs:

Offline RusTy/SE

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Sure does!  :burnout:

How does it sound inside?
Russ
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Nice sound
Yes i am a girl and no you cant drive my MOPAR :)

Offline hpe600rt

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sounds good i went with corsa xtreme on mine

Offline Mopar Thunder

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To me there isn't much drone, it is a bit louder than the stock exhaust inside but then again I like most things louder.   She says it is just what she wanted.

Offline MizzouRT

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Sounds good, my only concern with the rear resonator delete is the potential for drone.  I put the original MBRP catback on my 5.7 6-speed and the drone between 1500-1800 rpm was so bad I put the stock exhaust back on.  Eventually MBRP came up with an improved catback to address the problem, but I stuck with stock after that.
Daily Driver: 2013 Challenger SRT 6 speed
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