dual mode z06 mufflers on ls2
#2
Team Owner
If you want them to function as "dual mode" mufflers then you will need one of the aftermarket kits.
You can just install the mufflers with no kit and they will be open "loud" all the time. If you hook an active vacuum line to them they will be closed "quiet" all the time. Gotta have something to switch between vacuum and no vacuum for them to function.
You can just install the mufflers with no kit and they will be open "loud" all the time. If you hook an active vacuum line to them they will be closed "quiet" all the time. Gotta have something to switch between vacuum and no vacuum for them to function.
#3
Instructor
If you want them to function as "dual mode" mufflers then you will need one of the aftermarket kits.
You can just install the mufflers with no kit and they will be open "loud" all the time. If you hook an active vacuum line to them they will be closed "quiet" all the time. Gotta have something to switch between vacuum and no vacuum for them to function.
You can just install the mufflers with no kit and they will be open "loud" all the time. If you hook an active vacuum line to them they will be closed "quiet" all the time. Gotta have something to switch between vacuum and no vacuum for them to function.
#4
Team Owner
Why don't you do a full write up and tell the OP how to do it your way?
#5
Instructor
Buy this solenoid switch (http://www.ebay.com/itm/230954208046), check valve, 20' of 5/32 vacuum hose, a couple tees, and a rocker switch. 1 hour of install time and done. I pulled my vacuum solenoid from a wrecked vehicle. Just about every Toyota from 88-05 had one. Good luck!
#7
Le Mans Master