This exhaust seem to have the ideal solution ! Has anybody seenm them / heard etc? Seems like the idea solution of you like the loud sound but can switch over if in an area that could cause problems with police etc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Y-Koxn9FZ0

http://www.pertronix.com/prod/harley...s/default.aspx

450 dollars as well - not bad

 

I've heard that the butterfly systems in those kind of pipes get rusted up after a while and become hard to work or wont work at all. No first hand experience though, but a good idea none the less.

 

I know porsche have a simular system that is flawless -Is there a switch on the handlebars that enables you to switch on and off?

 

there is also a company in Holland but they are very expensive http://www.jekillandhyde.eu/site/ind...dex&cPath=2_36

Looks like a fantastic system though

 

nobody able to help?

 

bump - I'd like to hear about actual experience with the butterfly valve after owning / running the pipes for some time (1+ year). Have heard great things about the pipes when first installed, but nothing down the road, so to speak.

Anyone care to share their experience?

 

I had a system like this on my Mustang. Was great for opening it up when I wanted the noise.

 

Been running the Peacemakers which have the butterfly valves at the front of the mufflers for about 3 years and haven't had any problem with the valves. The motor in the actuator went out last fall - had to replace the whole actuator unit. Started blowing fuses after that. Tried everything I could to fix the fuse problem - would get it to play nice for a bit then pow another fuse. Ended up taking the old actuator and converted it to manual operation.

The Peacemakers are slipons and you keep the stock headers.

I like the push/pull cable setup on the Patriot. Don't care for the 2 into 1 setup. Not sure about the butterfly being at the back end.

 

I also run the peacemakers and have had no trouble with them.