A butterfly valve in the pipe, wired to a remote or an app. Closed, the car is civil enough to leave your street at 6am. Open, it's the car you actually built.
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A valve removes the tradeoff. You pick the volume for the moment you're in.
It's the setup we build most for people who daily a fast car.
We weld a valve into the system, usually ahead of the muffler or in a bypass around it. Closed, exhaust takes the long, quiet route. Open, it takes the short one.
Control is a key fob remote or a phone app depending on the setup. Some builds get a pressure-actuated valve that opens on its own when you get into the throttle.
Plenty of newer cars come with a factory valve already. On those we can often work with what's there instead of adding hardware.
You don't need to start over. If you already have a system you like that's just too loud to live with, we can usually cut a valve into it.
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Usually yes. We cut the valve into the system you already have rather than replacing it. Bring the car in so we can see the routing and tell you where the valve should sit.
Yes, on the fly. Remote, phone app, or pressure-actuated depending on the build. There is no need to stop the car.
The valves we use are built for it, and we run stainless hardware. Salt air is hard on everything under a car in South Florida, which is exactly why we do not cut corners on the parts that move.
That depends on how the closed side is built. Tell us how quiet you need it and we build the quiet route to match. That is the part a boxed kit cannot do for you.
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