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BannonJr

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Maybe you have, but I've never seen this before...eeeesh..hope word doesnt get out near my house...

Phantom, Electrically Operated Exhaust Mufflers

 

02nightmaregt

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Wow thats..... Well i don't really know what to say. Waste of money

 

wishihadastang125

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everytime someone buys one of those, a baby dies.

 

mazen189

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I.E. southern california

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wishihadastang125 said:

everytime someone buys one of those, a baby dies.

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lmfao

 

RedDaemon

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whats worse is that they feature a damn Mustang GT at the bottom of the site to showcase the product

 

BurningRubber

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I don't see why you guys are bashing it.

It's just an electric cutout placed in the muffler...

Would be handy if you live around bitchy neighbors, or don't prefer a loud exhaust system all the time.

 

Mastrocola17

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this would be perfect for my application. i live in atlanta and drift in empty parking lots at night sometimes. the cops are EVERYWHERE and this could buy me some sweet momments.

 

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Dragstr05

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I'm a tech at toyota, and can tell you this "technology" is already on some of their factory vehicles. They dont advertise it, its just in our new model technical review.

Reason of it is to make the vehicle quiter, and allow sufficient flow when demanded.

 

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BannonJr

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Used in the right application, yes, ok....but seriouly...how many tuners would wanna put this on an say."check!!!...turn the dial...100hp!!!!!!" I got the sticker and wing to prove it!!!!"

 

mransr

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doesn't one of the new Saleens have something like that?

anyway just sounds to me like just an update of the old electric cut-out

 

BurningRubber

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Dragstr05 said:

I'm a tech at toyota, and can tell you this "technology" is already on some of their factory vehicles. They dont advertise it, its just in our new model technical review.

Reason of it is to make the vehicle quiter, and allow sufficient flow when demanded.

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Cool, I figured we would start seeing that.

BannonJr said:

Used in the right application, yes, ok....but seriouly...how many tuners would wanna put this on an say."check!!!...turn the dial...100hp!!!!!!" I got the sticker and wing to prove it!!!!"

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Probaly quite a bit.

mransr said:

doesn't one of the new Saleens have something like that?

anyway just sounds to me like just an update of the old electric cut-out

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Correct on the Saleen application. It's pretty cool how it works on the Saleen though, it's all automatic.

 

Wolvrin704

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-=NightHawk=- said:

whats worse is that they feature a damn Mustang GT at the bottom of the site to showcase the product

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Well it does look like a V6 anyways.

Anyone else notice that they have the Loud and Silent buttons backwards? When I put the mouse over the Silent it got Loud and vice versa.

 

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z28forlife

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Ricers...gotta fry um...I, I mean love um...lol

 

hotmustang331

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Meh...not too bad of a product. Not something i would really be interested in.....but it would be useful in situations where you wanted a quiet exhaust when you have a load car.

Perfect for the 17YO kids that have catless stangs, or loud rice burners....and want to sneak out of the house at night. No more pushing their car down the street....just turn the ignition to ON and set it to mode 3 and fire the beast up. = no worries. (kidding....but im sure it could happen )

 

geoffsgt

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New-ish Z06's have it too don't they? Something similar?

 

04GTMustang

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the new z06 has butterfly valves on the ends of the exhaust to help with sound. they open up fully under WOT. my bike also used to have this on its exhaust as well but now i have a new exhaust system so its not there anymore.

 

98COBRA281

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hotmustang331 said:

Perfect for the 17YO kids that have catless stangs

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scupking

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Oct 1, 2008

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I don't see that as a ricer product. It's like having the electronic cut outs to run open headers but this is just in the muffler.

 

myponyrocks

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It makes perfect sense, maybe it will kill the fart can crowd a bit if it catches on?

And I thought the Saleen version had 2 separate exhausts that it swapped to?