Could anyone help me find a good exhaust cut-out since I will be keeping my stock exhaust on. Also a good exhaust shop that would do it for a reasonable price? Thanks!

http://www.dmhperformance.com/ecutout.htm

i found these, and heard they were a reputable brand. Now its been a while since i even talked about cars but would i put this on the midpipe and after the s-pipe? anyone know how to wire it up?

you may need to get that welded...that may be the only problem.

http://sap082.channeladvisor.com/p-68-r ... ote-3.aspx

http://www.jegs.com/p/JEGS/JEGS-Electri ... 9/10002/-1

a good shop to get the work done is universal mufflers on rt20. just ask for jazz or joe. i plan to do electric cut outs for when i get my custom long tube headers based off flowtechs.

yeah i think they cut into the pipe and replace it with this just like replacing a cat or resonator. but i liked the sound of open downpipe and could have it stealth mode whenever lol

I was going to bring this up too. The electric cut outs are cool because you can keep them closed and sound 100% stock and then when you want the noise you just flip a switch and it opens right up. Met a guy with a '95 Impala SS with a 502, car was so quiet you could barely hear it, apparently he had like 3 mufflers inline to make the car sound stock, he flipped a switch on his dash and his 2 cut outs opened, he revved it, sounded like God eating orphans to get ready to end the world. Car alarms were going off 3 lots over at the auto dealership. Very convenient, great way to keep a sleeper look and sound about your car, and great cause you don't have to get under the car to take the restrictor plates off the red dragon. Not exactly street legal, so keep it on the DL.

ETA:
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SUM-670150