>Dynomax (Walker) Super Turbo Mufflers have curved half pipes in each end
>to direct the flow instead of the stampede bashing into the wall headon
>and getting reorganised in the mayhem.
So obviously a chambered or baffled muffler(like a Flowmaster) would flow
'less' or not 'as good' compared to an muffler with internal tubes(like a
Super Turbo). Is this just due to the exhaust flow which has to hit and
redirect itself within a chambered muffler? Within a muffler with internal
tubes the exhaust flow just has to follow the internal tubes and this is
alot less turbulent, thus allowing for the gases to get out of the muffler
alot faster, right? So all in all, when it comes down to it, and
'non-chambered/baffled' muffler will flow better than a chambered/baffled
muffler. Sounds good to me.
Kyle
93 Dakota 4x4 V6
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