[Z06] MILD2WILD - Z06 Exhaust Control - Tell Your Exhaust Who's BOSS
05-11-2007, 07:10 AM
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MILD2WILD - Z06 Exhaust Control - Tell Your Exhaust Who's BOSS
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So you’re looking for a wireless controller for your NPP or Z06 (Bi-mode exhaust) and you’re confused what to purchase. Videos / instructions / Customer Reviews = all at the bottom
In the constant effort to improve my products and offer a level of customer service that goes above and beyond. All Mild2Wild wireless NPP/Z06 controls will ship with all the tools needed for simple 3 min install.
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I can tell you that price is only part of any purchase, I feel it’s more important when installing electronics in a $75,000 car you select a product from a company with a outstanding track record that is here to stay, has one of the highest levels of customer service on this forum and will take any steps necessary to make customers happy.
The original Mild2Wild - “0” ZERO battery drain, start in either Mild or Wild sound, (which is your choice and configured upon installation, not when you order it) and has just the right function you need with a 3 minute install…just Mild2Wild at your command!
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Simply install the unit, program the homelink (cars built after 10/06 may not have homelink) so you can use the provided mini remotes and you now have taken full control of the Bi-Mode exhaust. MILD (quite) when you want and WILD (aggressive) when you need it. Lets face it, much of your driving is under 3500 RPM so why not have that aggressive sound when you need it the most. Switch it any time running or not. The system is also designed to maintain the last know setting so the car starts up in the same position it was shut off in.
Some suggest it need to be easy to reach like your traction control. In realty, the exhaust is generly left in the wild position and the only need to access the switch is when you need to kill the drone on long trips. It certinly is not like the traction control that may need to be switched on or off in an emergency.
The 5 MIN Wireless Install (most do it in 2min)
Use your HOMELINK (cars built after 10/06 do not use HomeLink) or THE PROVIDED MINI REMOTES. Some mounting options
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What customers had to say:
"just bought one, and I'm happy to report that the entire experience has been nothing short of brilliant:
Simple online purchase, Quick delivery, Easy installation, Great product!"
"ordered mine yesterday & installed today! In my years of experience modding mostly euro cars, this one hands down is the best $$ spent! Love the
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"I got my MILD 2 WILD Switch, installed in minutes, works like a charm! And no holes drilled in the console for a switch! Mine starts up in the mode I turned the motor off in, I like that feature. I highly recommend this great product."
"Got mine exhaust switch, installed today! WOW. What a sound at idle. Can't wait to open it up tonight! Just incredible sound. Thanks! Very COOL product."
"Received my unit yesterday. Nice little package and two remotes. The install took place this morning. I like it alot. This unit just saved me about $ 1200.00, that is I don't have to think about a new exhaust system. Thanks you very much."
"Hi Ed. Got my switch yesterday, thanks. 5 minute install, and I'm far from mechanical."
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Cars built after 10/06 do not have the homelink system and you will need to use the wireless FOBS provided as you can not program the visor control
Last edited by Pipedreams; 09-26-2008 at 08:09 PM.
05-14-2007, 10:17 AM
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I'm not technically inclined and generally like to "leave well enough alone"....I thought I understood that the exhaust fuse shouldn't be pulled as it serves other function.....does this unit respect the other functions? Also, any potential downside to using this solution (other than anoying the neighbors!!)? Thanks.
05-14-2007, 10:22 AM
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I'm not technically inclined and generally like to "leave well enough alone"....I thought I understood that the exhaust fuse shouldn't be pulled as it serves other function.....does this unit respect the other functions? Also, any potential downside to using this solution (other than anoying the neighbors!!)? Thanks.
05-16-2007, 10:35 PM
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Looks like a great product! I have the switch on the console to turn the baffles on or off, super easy and super fast. I'd think turning the switch is easier than picking up the remote and pressing the button.
I have the switch on the console to turn the baffles on or off, super easy and super fast. I'd think turning the switch is easier than picking up the remote and pressing the button.
05-17-2007, 12:07 AM
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I haven't seen these guys get that excited in quite awhile! I am sold on the M2W! Thanks Ed!
05-17-2007, 12:14 AM
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I concur...traded my M-2-W for the LG in console switch w/LED. Love the stock look. Either way, both are great products and a MUST for any Z06 owner. Great to have choices
05-17-2007, 03:35 PM
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I bought one and installed it and it's great but does anyone know if it adversely affects the engine operation at low RPM since there is less back pressure? Doesn't the engine computer try and compensate for this? Just curious.
05-21-2007, 04:40 PM
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The answer is none and no. Having the flaps open under 3500rpm is no different than installing a non restrictive system like bullets
05-28-2007, 05:05 PM
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