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Today I pick up a pair of npp mufflers for my 07 from a very nice gentleman on craiglist. Got my npp in a box on order but was thinking about installing the mufflers and running it open until my box get in.
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I'm not sure is though I'm seeing a question here.
Are you asking if you should just install the mufflers now and run them open before the NPP in a box gets there? If so, I suppose there's no harm in doing it. You'll eventually have to install the mufflers anyway.
Are you asking if you should just install the mufflers now and run them open before the NPP in a box gets there? If so, I suppose there's no harm in doing it. You'll eventually have to install the mufflers anyway.
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I only push that M2W remote button when my wife's in the car.
Or, when I'm driving through my community at 5 am.
That M2W kit may be the best, and least expensive mod I ever made, on any car, I've ever owed.
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When I'm traveling for extended periods, (an hour or more), on the highway, I don't much care for that mono-tone drone.
I'd prefer it nice and quiet.
A few months ago, I drove 1,600 miles to the Smoky Mountains and back from South Florida.
If I didn't have the M2W capabilities, I would have had to re-install the fuse.
As they say, too each his own.
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I gonna wait until I get the box so I can control it, loud when im by myself and quiet with the wife. It should be here next week. I have a happy and peaceful home and would like to keep it that way. Wife don't like it loud.
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When you say you're waiting for, "the box", I assume your talking about the M2W kit?
That's what I have, and it works beautifully. Photo below shows where I mounted the remote control.
Some guys just bought an SPDT switch from radio shack, and installed it in the dead pedal, or console.
That works fine, and accomplishes the same thing, but makes it impossible to open/close the exhaust butterflies from outside the car, at the rear, so you can actually check on their operation.
Good luck with yours...
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Nope, that's not for me.
When I'm traveling for extended periods, (an hour or more), on the highway, I don't much care for that mono-tone drone.
I'd prefer it nice and quiet.
A few months ago, I drove 1,600 miles to the Smoky Mountains and back from South Florida.
If I didn't have the M2W capabilities, I would have had to re-install the fuse.
As they say, too each his own.
When I'm traveling for extended periods, (an hour or more), on the highway, I don't much care for that mono-tone drone.
I'd prefer it nice and quiet.
A few months ago, I drove 1,600 miles to the Smoky Mountains and back from South Florida.
If I didn't have the M2W capabilities, I would have had to re-install the fuse.
As they say, too each his own.
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Sweet! I'm picking up a pair of the NPP mufflers on Saturday. Where did you order your NPP in-a-box from? I need to get one on order right away.
Anybody know if it's more difficult to install the NPP in-a-box with the mufflers installed?
Anybody know if it's more difficult to install the NPP in-a-box with the mufflers installed?
Last edited by BigMo; Apr 24, 2014 at 06:54 PM.
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There are some guys here who would tell you to get another wife.
When you say you're waiting for, "the box", I assume your talking about the M2W kit?
That's what I have, and it works beautifully. Photo below shows where I mounted the remote control.
Some guys just bought an SPDT switch from radio shack, and installed it in the dead pedal, or console.
That works fine, and accomplishes the same thing, but makes it impossible to open/close the exhaust butterflies from outside the car, at the rear, so you can actually check on their operation.
Good luck with yours...
When you say you're waiting for, "the box", I assume your talking about the M2W kit?
That's what I have, and it works beautifully. Photo below shows where I mounted the remote control.
Some guys just bought an SPDT switch from radio shack, and installed it in the dead pedal, or console.
That works fine, and accomplishes the same thing, but makes it impossible to open/close the exhaust butterflies from outside the car, at the rear, so you can actually check on their operation.
Good luck with yours...