New catback + self activated cutout experiment
Hey guys,
I'm planning to install a cutout and I was thinking about doing the following, install a solenoid and activate it at a given RPM from an ECU signal (My ECU activates intake and exhaust separately, so I could just wire both cams to one signal and use the second one for the cutout).
So for example, when accelerating it would be quiet until 4000 RPM when the cutout activates and then at 4600 VVL would also activate.
I would also add a switch to enable/disable the cutout feature.
The idea is to retain a quiet car (is my daily driver) and still get all the VVL fun when fooling around or at the track + not loosing low rpm torque.
I currently have the stock catback (2.25" I think) with a Fujitsubo high flow exhaust, and I like how quiet it is when I'm not flooring it.
So my questions are,
Should I go 2.5" or 3" for this experiment (loudness vs additional performance)?
Do you think I would get positive results? Would you do anything different?
I'm planning to install a cutout and I was thinking about doing the following, install a solenoid and activate it at a given RPM from an ECU signal (My ECU activates intake and exhaust separately, so I could just wire both cams to one signal and use the second one for the cutout).
So for example, when accelerating it would be quiet until 4000 RPM when the cutout activates and then at 4600 VVL would also activate.
I would also add a switch to enable/disable the cutout feature.
The idea is to retain a quiet car (is my daily driver) and still get all the VVL fun when fooling around or at the track + not loosing low rpm torque.
I currently have the stock catback (2.25" I think) with a Fujitsubo high flow exhaust, and I like how quiet it is when I'm not flooring it.
So my questions are,
Should I go 2.5" or 3" for this experiment (loudness vs additional performance)?
Do you think I would get positive results? Would you do anything different?
Last edited by Nicoxis
on 2012-08-16
at 04-13-15.