Motordyne Dual Shockwave
04-24-2009, 06:29 PM
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Motordyne Dual Shockwave
Hey, First of all I would like to thank Tony from Motordyne for making this sick exhaust. The quality of the exhaust is top notch and he provides excellent customer service. Now down to the video. Sorry it is small at the moment. I will edit the video tom, to enlarge it. I have the Motordyne Dual Shockwave with the resonator. I am running resonated test pipes, jwt pop charger, and kinetix upper plenum.
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thanks in person it sounds maybe a little louder.. I love it. I t has such a deep tone that makes it different from any other exhaust
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04-24-2009, 09:04 PM
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thanks for the vid tho!
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Sounds GREAT!
When you say "dual shockwave w/ resonator" does that mean you have the XYZ pipe as well? When you bought the exhaust, how much was it & what came with it?
I think Im going to go XYZ pipe, shockwave single Ti. tip, Berk Technology test pipes & the 06+ OEM airbox.
When you say "dual shockwave w/ resonator" does that mean you have the XYZ pipe as well? When you bought the exhaust, how much was it & what came with it?
I think Im going to go XYZ pipe, shockwave single Ti. tip, Berk Technology test pipes & the 06+ OEM airbox.
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Idk mine and robs are close but I think the test pipes open the exhaust up more. I think it gives it more a throaty tone. I'm sure rob will contribute to this.
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Sounds GREAT!
When you say "dual shockwave w/ resonator" does that mean you have the XYZ pipe as well? When you bought the exhaust, how much was it & what came with it?
I think Im going to go XYZ pipe, shockwave single Ti. tip, Berk Technology test pipes & the 06+ OEM airbox.
When you say "dual shockwave w/ resonator" does that mean you have the XYZ pipe as well? When you bought the exhaust, how much was it & what came with it?
I think Im going to go XYZ pipe, shockwave single Ti. tip, Berk Technology test pipes & the 06+ OEM airbox.
Thanks, I have the xyz then the resonator connects to that then it goes into the muffler then out to the two pipes. Talk to Tony at Motordyne he will help you with anything. I belive I put a link to his exhaust page earlier.
04-29-2009, 11:24 AM
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^really?!
hmm... that means that you have a 3" pipe mating with a 2.5" pipe at the test pipe - XYZ pipe interface, which doesnt have a nice transition. are you sure its 3"??
hmm... that means that you have a 3" pipe mating with a 2.5" pipe at the test pipe - XYZ pipe interface, which doesnt have a nice transition. are you sure its 3"??
04-29-2009, 12:14 PM
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In the case of the TDX, it diffuses from dual 2.5" to dual 3" half way down the midpipe and uses diffusers for the diameter transition as well.
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04-29-2009, 12:23 PM
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tony (and rob), my bad... i read rob's post wrong... i thought he was talking about the TEST PIPES that the OP is running.. i didnt realize he was talking about the exhaust itself... sorry, its been a long day of work out here in the UK (im still adjusting to the time change haha)
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Nice, but this is nicer =]
Saclam exhaust ftw!
Nice, but this is nicer =]
Saclam exhaust ftw!
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