Using an electric cutout to a different muffler?
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Using an electric cutout to a different muffler? im currently running a magnaflow catback and its pretty quiet so i was thinking about adding an electric cutout and mounting another (louder) muffler on after the cutout...... the reason is to change to a better sound plus it will be alot louder too.... oh and i already have dual cutouts right after my longtubes for the track
so my question is what do yall think and have you ever done this or known anybody that has done this?? its just a thought i had the past couple of days
THANKS
so my question is what do yall think and have you ever done this or known anybody that has done this?? its just a thought i had the past couple of days
THANKS
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Well my thoughts were to add a cutouts right after the axle and run the louder muffler kinda in tge stock location but more towards the bumper with a dump but make it hidden
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Cutouts can be run to other mufflers , or at least a length of pipe for better sound quality. I had one years ago that turned single to dual exhaust. My current cable operated valve has a little pipe length & megaphone shaped outlet for improved sound quality.
If you can have it all, why not?
If you can have it all, why not?
I used to have a bullet welded to the y pipe then a cutout then the magnaflow catback. With it closed it was very toned down but with it open it was nice and loud but not annoying like it was with out the bullet. I have a vid of it closed and open on you tube. Same user name as here...
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thanks for yalls replies
