[spencer29]

Hello, I was wondering if anyone had done a Muffler delete and then added an Electronic valve.
(Like this one: http://www.ebay.com/itm/3-76mm-Elect...%257Ciid%253A1)

(or this one: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/3-in...999.264.Gb3D1m)

I was thinking of adding it to one side of the Y pipe to be able to quiet the car down and make it loud when I want.

If anyone has experience with a valve on a muffler delete Y pipe please share some information.

*(see attached image to what the current Y pipe set up is looking like.)

[BEM-S4]

See what Bryan_f22 wrote in your other post on the topic. I didn't look at the kit too closely but that appears to be an exhaust dump which would not do much with your setup.

[spencer29]

Originally Posted by BEM-S4

See what Bryan_f22 wrote in your other post on the topic. I didn't look at the kit too closely but that appears to be an exhaust dump which would not do much with your setup.

I just took a closer look. Your right the original link was for an exhaust dump setup.

if you look at the new link i was hoping to have someone install this on one side of my Y pipe. That would allow me to have it quiet down when wanted.

[Kolyan2k]

It's very easy to do, don't need to buy anything just reuse stock

[bryan_G01]

it wont make it any quieter... You don't have a muffler with a delete.

Put the muffler back on and use a dump valve if you want a quiet setup with optional loud, free flowing exhaust.

[Fabspeed Motorsport]

Bryan is completely correct. When going through the development of our Muffler Bypass System, we tested to see if bypassing the muffler and retaining the OEM valve/valve controls would make for a more premium product. In the end, we discovered that it doesn't change the sound significantly enough to justify the much higher costs by adding the valve functionality into it.