Motordyne exhaust mod 10hp and 40tq
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Originally Posted by jonnylaw
Are there no flex sections present in the exhaust chain?
I can't really tell from the pic and haven't seen it firsthand.
I can't really tell from the pic and haven't seen it firsthand.
EDIT, Tony just said there were flex sections.
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Funny how I was thinking about when PM'ing Tony about his exhaust (which I have been waiting on for years now) last night before going to bed and to see this thread today.
+1 on everything.
That's the first thing that popped up in my head. But how's that revolutionary? Other high end cars have this already (i.e., LP640), don't they? Maybe it's not electronically (based on RPM (?) ) controlled like the Lambo one.
Originally Posted by Wired 24/7
If it's from Motordyne, it's not going to be BS.
Tony's been around for quite a while now, even though a million other companies have put out exhausts, Tony has put likely thousands of hours of research into this exhaust (he's been working on it for at least a good 3 years IIRC)
You best believe it's going to work, I really don't think you can say the same thing for most of the companies that released their exhausts hastily.
Tony's been around for quite a while now, even though a million other companies have put out exhausts, Tony has put likely thousands of hours of research into this exhaust (he's been working on it for at least a good 3 years IIRC)
You best believe it's going to work, I really don't think you can say the same thing for most of the companies that released their exhausts hastily.
Originally Posted by QuadCam
It sounds, to me, like Motordyne is developing some sort of variable backpressure exhaust. Maybe at super low rpms, it has alot of backpressure.....thus adding 40 ft-lb of torque right off idle.
as rpms and flow rises, the backpressure of the exhaust will decrease.
If done properly, the exhaust system can be maximized to give the most gains possible at all rpms.
BTW, the gains won't be 40ft-lb greater at peak torque.
of course, this is just my guess as to what Tony is coming out with.....but it is probably a pretty good guess.
as rpms and flow rises, the backpressure of the exhaust will decrease.
If done properly, the exhaust system can be maximized to give the most gains possible at all rpms.
BTW, the gains won't be 40ft-lb greater at peak torque.
of course, this is just my guess as to what Tony is coming out with.....but it is probably a pretty good guess.
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any idea of how much longer before the mod comes out? i hear the exhuast will be out by some time around June. Its been a couple months since i heard about this mod and not knowing whats going on with it is killing me.
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Originally Posted by Hydrazine
You are right about the exhaust but don't hold your breath on the other mod. It can not be rushed.
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not fair....man doesnt patent process an attention from GM etc take years . Cause they normally view inventions and duplicate it themelves on a different level.
much respect tony....damn looks like this is gonna take a while variable pressure exhausts systems there saying ..althought not reveolutionary because its already been developed , maybey the design versititlity of this unit hes making will be the key thing. cant wait. Being none platform speciific i would assume its a bolt on component somewhere in the exhaust sections.
much respect tony....damn looks like this is gonna take a while variable pressure exhausts systems there saying ..althought not reveolutionary because its already been developed , maybey the design versititlity of this unit hes making will be the key thing. cant wait. Being none platform speciific i would assume its a bolt on component somewhere in the exhaust sections.