I put a set ot Tis on my car to go stealth for a while but really missed my loud pedal.

Solution after a lot of research - DMH low profile cutouts. They come with a 4 year warranty and Dave is a great guy to deal with. Perfect fit on the 3 inch AR X-pipe. They take 2 seconds to open and close.

This is what the gates of hell must look like - at least that what it sounds like.

 

Nice, I'd like to do that sometime in the near future.

 

Those are badass!

 

wow thats awesome, 4 yr warrenty ... very nice. i love my e-cutout

 

Do you have a photo showing the cutouts from a little farther away so that more of the exhaust system can be seen ..if so... please post it..thanks

 

Here's a pic Dave sent me.

 

They look nice and I like the clearance they have

 

Is there a rwhp gain over the ti's or did you mostly do it for the sound? I basically have the same setup and would like to know. Thanks

 

Very nice product indeed.

 

We'll do a dyno pull soon with them closed and open. I did it mostly to annoy people/

 

Do they make them for a A4?

 

One size fits all.

 

Did you get a sound clip yet? BTW, they sound incredible going through the tunnel!!!!

 

Not yet Ed. I was out of town this weekend. I'll see if I can get one this week.

BTW: I'm sure there are more than a few loose tiles in that tunnel now.

 

it looks like they arent exactly pointed in the prefered direction but i LOVE the design.

 

WTF?? They are pointed down and to the rear. It they were pointed up and towards the front they would burn my ***.

 

Thanks for the post. I've been looking for a quality set of these for 18 mos. What I've found has been junk. Talked with Dave @ DMH and ordered a pair for the 69. When I had the carbed 383 it rumbled at a little over idle, now with the LS7 and a great tune it has to be WOT. Can't wait for another fart can juiced ricer to pull up @ a stoplite and rev his 4 cycl.

 

I already did this to one on the highway. I swear his eyes opened wide in direct proportion to the cutouts.. He decided he didn't want to play after all.

Dave's a great guy!

 

 

I beleive that down and to the rear is the prefered direction for exhaust gas ..