luvchevs

I believe there's a few options to control the NPP dual mode exhaust?
Opinions on which way to go?
:
Dave

JoesC5

Some like the hardwired dead pedal switch, some like the remote that comes with the M2W unit. I went with the remote M2W.

diitto

I have the M2W remote... I run it in Wild pretty much all the time but I switch it now and again... The remote drops neatly into the ash tray. I was also considering attaching a small piece of velcro to one of several obscure places low on the dash and sticking the remote there... But since I've learned that I don't switch it often, just dropping the remote in the ashtray and closing the door works for me... And installing the control for the M2W took five minutes once I read the instructions... I think the best choice depends on how often you think you'll be wanting to switch modes... bob...

Rich Mickol

I went with the original M2W from Ed.

eboggs_jkvl

I have mine encoded into a sunvisor button. No Fobs to mess with, no batteries.

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Elmer

luvchevs

Wondering how the M2W and the exhaust commander compare?

Dave

Dr No

I had the Exhaust Commander on my previous C6, and I removed it and the NPP mufflers when I sold the car. It allows you to control the NPP mufflers with any button on the DIC (I used the Reset button). Although I did not buy one, it can also be controlled with a remote from Sunset Orange Creations. If you are interested, I have it for sale and information can be found at on my thread: http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-p...-in-1-npp.html

ajn

ebf2k

I have the exhaust commander as well. Activates when holding the reset button. No fobs to worry about.

Deftly

Same here - real slick

06 C6 vert

Im going to do mine where the Mag ride control **** would go.

Easy access.

peter pan

No problem for me using the remote with the M2W

JCtx

I did it via a toggle switch under the dash that looks factory: 100% reliable, completely out of sight, and instantly accessible. Oh, and much cheaper too . I don't personally like a switch on the dead pedal, but with nice aluminum pedals, that was completely out of consideration. You have many choices .

jbman

My Brother just did the same thing with his, i think it was less than $25 and he was able to find all the needed parts locally at auto parts stores.

GM'er

Yup, here is mine. Same idea. Less than $25. Love it. Hardest part was drilling the hole.

Quick Silver Z

This is a clean look.

tampatopless

I bought the basic controller kit with the fob remote. It only takes a second to program the sunvisor button, so that you don't need the fob. But I believe you do need the fob to program the visor.

I bought the basic kit from Sunset Orange Creations. There are instructions on how to program it to the sunvisor.

Gearhead Jim

They all work well, some versions need a correct installation to avoid battery drain while parked; not a big deal to do correctly.

I picked the switch mounted on my dead pedal- easy installation, no fob to lose or battery to go dead, don't need to take my hands off the wheel to activate.

Your choice...

ken breaux

I am using Sunset Orange Creations set up with the Lear Car2U visor control. Great product

Wildmanht

I have been using Sunset Creations product now for years. I have it tied to one of my visor button. Totally dig it!!

MikeyTX

I have the NPP with the fob. I have the fob Velcro'd to the dash just below the start rocker.