Mazda Peotege Exhaust Cut-out?
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Mazda Peotege Exhaust Cut-out?
I saw this auction on ebay for a mazda protege exhaust cut out. Does anybody know if it is worth buying it for $52? would it really Work? here is the link to the auction: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=42610
please let me know.
please let me know.
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This thing has nothing to do with dual exhaust. It is a sort of exhaust by-pass. When it is closed the gasses go through the exhaust system like normal, but when you open it, you completely "cut out" everything in the system behind it.
If you want to try it out, unbolt your catback(stock or aftermarket) and start the car. It will be obnoxiously loud and will most likely loose you some power. If that is what you want then it's worth the $50.
If you want to try it out, unbolt your catback(stock or aftermarket) and start the car. It will be obnoxiously loud and will most likely loose you some power. If that is what you want then it's worth the $50.
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Originally posted by purePro5
This thing has nothing to do with dual exhaust. It is a sort of exhaust by-pass. When it is closed the gasses go through the exhaust system like normal, but when you open it, you completely "cut out" everything in the system behind it.
If you want to try it out, unbolt your catback(stock or aftermarket) and start the car. It will be obnoxiously loud and will most likely loose you some power. If that is what you want then it's worth the $50.
This thing has nothing to do with dual exhaust. It is a sort of exhaust by-pass. When it is closed the gasses go through the exhaust system like normal, but when you open it, you completely "cut out" everything in the system behind it.
If you want to try it out, unbolt your catback(stock or aftermarket) and start the car. It will be obnoxiously loud and will most likely loose you some power. If that is what you want then it's worth the $50.
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