People are paying $5,000 to $10,000 on custom exhausts, Valvetronic founder says.

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exhaust systems that have flexibility,

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so you can choose loud and quiet sounds

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at the touch of a button. And then on

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the high end, we'll do stuff for

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Porsches and Ferraris and Lamborghinis,

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and those might be $5, $10,000 plus,

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even like we make a Bugatti exhaust.

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>> I heard about you guys first on social

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media. I think a lot of people do

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Instagram and then YouTube for the build

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videos.

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>> Maybe they'll follow us on Instagram and

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then if they have a performance car,

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they might find our YouTube and go,

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"Okay, I really like the way this car

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sounds. I'm going to get this exhaust."

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It's great to have flexibility. We have

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a universal product that can go on any

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vehicle, which is about $400. It's great

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for pickup trucks and also Jeeps. So,

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they buy the muffler and then maybe if

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they get a BMW, they buy the BMW

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exhaust. And then if they buy a Porsche,

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maybe they'll get a Porsche exhaust from

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us. I find that the customer base is so

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vast.

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The video discusses the diverse range of exhaust systems produced by the company, catering to everything from universal applications for trucks and Jeeps to high-end performance vehicles like Porsches, Ferraris, and Lamborghinis, with a strong focus on social media-driven customer engagement.