midwest_98

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I have pretty much decided to go w/ a QTP electric cut out and am getting new rears tires 315/35/17 BFG KD's, One of my friends refered me to a performance shop he goes to locally, im getting the cut out from him new, plus install welding, tires mounted etc etc for 900-940, my question is this a good price??

midwest_98

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Bump for a gorgeous day!

98RedZone

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That seems like alot if its just rear tires. I mean even if the tires were 275 each + 25 mount/balance, thats 600. I don't know how much for elec cut out, but it shouldn't be much to put in.

RGKSR

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QTP Single Cutout = $200
QTP Dual Cutouts = $350
BFD KD 315/35-17 = $550
Mount/Balance = $40

That dosen't leave much for labor. I think it's a good.

Bob K.

midwest_98

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thats what i was thinking too RGKSR, thanks for the extra insight from what i checked on the KD's on tirerack they were going at 262.00 plus shipping, and the cut out was 200 just going w the single.

alw041

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Sounds good to me...

NC98Z

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I don't like your choice in electric cutout dude. Now the tire are the same as
I run on mine but let me make you think about something.

QTP electric cutout(which have a nasty reputation for burning up) cost under $200 and you have a 1 Year Warranty.

DMH electric cutout cost under $200 also but you have a 4 year warranty.

Now which one is your best investment?

midwest_98

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i dont know to much on the electric cut out's, my friends g/f has a QTP on her T/A and sounds pretty good,has lasted her for about 1 1/2-2 years so far, ill def have to check out the DMH, thanks!

98RedZone

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I had no idea a cutout was that much.

NC98Z

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If you want too get down on your hands and knees to put the 3 little wing nuts on a hot exaust you can probally get by with a $30.00 JEGs special. However if you want to push a button on the dash to open and close your exaust its gonna cost you.

midwest_98

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i like the idea that i can be rolling stock sounding,then "click" be rumblin