Electric cutouts

[vcnyc_]

Has anybody thought about installing electric cutouts for their m5? I always wanted my car straight piped but couldn't handle the noise on regular driving so I think that cutouts would go perfect with a flick of a button I can make it silent.

[mstmng]

Originally Posted by VisarPapraniku

Has anybody thought about installing electric cutouts for their m5? I always wanted my car straight piped but couldn't handle the noise on regular driving so I think that cutouts would go perfect with a flick of a button I can make it silent.

u mean exhaust meister?

[vcnyc_]

Originally Posted by mstmng

u mean exhaust meister?

Not exhaust meister, electric cutouts are like straight piping a car with the stock exhaust, and making it quiet whenever you want

[vcnyc_]

Its like that

[mstmng]

Originally Posted by VisarPapraniku

Its like that

u want to build up heat, smoke, and carbon up your car underneath?

get catless dp's, cut out resonators and install exhaust meister

this is BS!

[greentrbo95gst]

Electric cut outs have been used in cars for years. They dont cause any harm. I will most likely try those pretty soon. I posted couple threads about it before.

[vcnyc_]

Originally Posted by greentrbo95gst

Electric cut outs have been used in cars for years. They dont cause any harm. I will most likely try those pretty soon. I posted couple threads about it before.

Exactly, I want to straight pipe the car with the stock exhaust and whenever I want I can close the valves, my cousin did it on his Challeneger Srt8 I was amazed you can get all the sound you want then go to stock with a touch of a button

[UnfoundLegend]

Are those the QTP valves? I just ordered the dual oval valve kit which includes the wireless remote. It's coming in early this coming week and it'll be installed by the end. I'll probably post something on here and have some pictures of it. I had similar on the m3 and I loved it because you can change the tone at any time and retain the stock look.

[vcnyc_]

Originally Posted by UnfoundLegend

Are those the QTP valves? I just ordered the dual oval valve kit which includes the wireless remote. It's coming in early this coming week and it'll be installed by the end. I'll probably post something on here and have some pictures of it. I had similar on the m3 and I loved it because you can change the tone at any time and retain the stock look.

Yes it is the qtp he installed then before the cats it sounds amazing

[greentrbo95gst]

Originally Posted by UnfoundLegend

Are those the QTP valves? I just ordered the dual oval valve kit which includes the wireless remote. It's coming in early this coming week and it'll be installed by the end. I'll probably post something on here and have some pictures of it. I had similar on the m3 and I loved it because you can change the tone at any time and retain the stock look.

What part of the exhaust are you installing them in?

[Drm5]

If u install them before cat wouldn't u get more drone since is underneath the car and closer to the driver..? I bet more horse power!!!! Or is there to much back pressure release..?

[vcnyc_]

Originally Posted by Drm5

If u install them before cat wouldn't u get more drone since is underneath the car and closer to the driver..? I bet more horse power!!!! Or is there to much back pressure release..?

Once I shut the valves it's gunna go to the stock exhaust so there will be no drone

[vcnyc_]

Originally Posted by greentrbo95gst

What part of the exhaust are you installing them in?

Right before the cats

[Rotorocious]

Curious how this works.
I've always read about these valves failing over time.

And whoever said too little back pressure? Turbo cars don't need that shit.

[UnfoundLegend]

Mine will be installed right before the muffler and positioned outward toward the rear so that it doesn't sound like there's noise coming from directly beneath the car. I've heard other valved systems and it sounds pretty weird with the noise coming from underneath the front doors.

[vcnyc_]

Originally Posted by UnfoundLegend

Mine will be installed right before the muffler and positioned outward toward the rear so that it doesn't sound like there's noise coming from directly beneath the car. I've heard other valved systems and it sounds pretty weird with the noise coming from underneath the front doors.

Honestly it is but the car would be do loud that you won't hear where it's coming from

[UnfoundLegend]

That's true and I honestly would prefer the drone if I can adjust the level of it, lol. The exhaust is just too quiet stock.

The valves are coming in the mail tomorrow and I will let you guys know how the installation goes. I'll most likely take advice from the shop that installs it where to place the valves. But I think right before the muffler would be loud enough.

[vcnyc_]

I'm ordering mine tomorrow so I should have it installed by Wednesday, I'll keep you posted as well

[greentrbo95gst]

Lol, you guys do realize that our cats are right behind the turbos? It's impossible to install these before the cats. The turbos sit on top of the block as well.
Look for my thread when I installed my catless downpipes. I posted pictures in there.

[vcnyc_]

Originally Posted by greentrbo95gst

Lol, you guys do realize that our cats are right behind the turbos? It's impossible to install these before the cats. The turbos sit on top of the block as well.
Look for my thread when I installed my catless downpipes. I posted pictures in there.

I meant after the cats lol

[UnfoundLegend]

Originally Posted by greentrbo95gst

Lol, you guys do realize that our cats are right behind the turbos? It's impossible to install these before the cats. The turbos sit on top of the block as well.
Look for my thread when I installed my catless downpipes. I posted pictures in there.

I was just going to mention this, but was afraid I'd be wrong.

Mine arrived Monday. Getting it installed Friday morning. Visar, did you get yours installed yet?

[Spinny02]

Take lots of install pic so we can see how and where you guys out them! The sounds is going to be nuts.