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I would just put mine right after the stock header. and then run threw the RRM axle back when daliy driving.

what do you guys think?

 

theres a guy around here with one and he loves the top end power and considering that our motors are stroked, you wont loose to much bottom end, i think its a great idea.

 

What exactly does it do?

 

Here's a quote from that website.

Quote:

How it works: DMH Electric Cutouts are designed to better your cars performance and feel. The cutout works by welding into your stock or modified exhaust. They can be placed anywhere after the headers. To open the cutout you press a switch, which opens cutout, releasing your exhaust. This enables you to bypass your muffler, increasing horsepower and giving your car an extremely throaty rumble. Click one of the movies on our "Photo Gallery" page to see and hear the cutout in action!"

It just opens the exhaust so that you can bypass your cat and muffler. You are pretty much dumping the exhaust straight out of the header.

 

I don't think that would sound too good on our cars just pretty much running an open header.

 

you dont have to run it stright from the header all the time, you just close the the cutout and it runs right threw the stock muffler any time you want . so when you are at the track or or quarter mile just flip the switch and stright pipes.

 

theyve been around for 30 years. ofcourse back in the day it was manual, but has always been around. its great for when u are ready to race on the street and scare the crap outta the other person

 

That would sound like *** on our cars. It would sound like a horrible civic, HOWEVER... aside from sound that is a crazy good invention. I tend to wonder what the power gains would be.

 

funny we do this with tbodies

is a good thing but depends on the car... i dont think the lancer would benefit from it a lot

 

ITB's PR_mivec?

 

it would only be beneficial to run such cutout on a turbo application, or a high hp nitrous strip monster... why someone would want their lancer to sound like a john deere tractor is beyond me

 

It would not be a good thing on a Lancer. You'd lose power off the line due to losing nearly all your backpressure, it'd sound like ***, and the electronic cutouts ALWAYS break.