[DML] Re: Advantages of Spec .01 Exhaust

["Peter" <Toby@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "content22207" <brobertson@...> wrote:
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> I just communicated with an owner who wants to adjust his valves, but has a gigantic muffler across the back of his car, which of course precludes putting a socket wrench on the engine to rotate it. > Bill Robertson
> #5939
>

>From my perspective, the difference in sound quality between the two system types is significant.  With an individual muffler on each side, the engine sounds like two separate three cylinder engines sounding somewhat at odds with each other.  I don't prefer that sound at all.  There is no way to get balanced pressures between banks either, as there isn't a connection anywhere from one side to the other.  With the "normal" configuration, the two sides get "connected" within the muffler, and you get that distinctive exhaust note.  And with the DMCH muffler, which is custom made for the various Stages, the exhaust note becomes quite "european".  I really prefer that note.

Toby Peterson  VIN 2248 "Winged1"
DMC Northwest
DPNW



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