Best Cut out...? Anyone had problems with there QTP?
08-22-2004, 11:04 AM
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Best Cut out...? Anyone had problems with there QTP? Just looking for some positive or negitive info on a cutout. I want to order one up soon. Was going to go with the QTP, but heared some storys of them being stuck open....? Just checking it on....Thanks for any input! 
08-22-2004, 09:47 PM
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I use a Qtec and I'm happy with it.
I replaced the switch because I didn't like the stocker. I now use a convertible top switch instead.
The quick disconnect on the wire failed so I replaced that.Soldered and shrink wrapped. I will eventually switch to a packard/GM weatherpack connector.
It leaks a bit so I used some RTV where the butterfly meets up with the AL baseplate.Still leaks some but I can deal with it.
All in all it's not perfect but I think it's the best set-up out there.
BTW: the flowtech cut-out is garbage as far as quality goes. If you can make the cut-out yourself and use the QTEC w/that you'd be better off.
I replaced the switch because I didn't like the stocker. I now use a convertible top switch instead.
The quick disconnect on the wire failed so I replaced that.Soldered and shrink wrapped. I will eventually switch to a packard/GM weatherpack connector.
It leaks a bit so I used some RTV where the butterfly meets up with the AL baseplate.Still leaks some but I can deal with it.
All in all it's not perfect but I think it's the best set-up out there.
BTW: the flowtech cut-out is garbage as far as quality goes. If you can make the cut-out yourself and use the QTEC w/that you'd be better off.
08-22-2004, 10:30 PM
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The new Streetpro has got nothing but good reviews. Run it open, closed, and anywhere in between. The pics I have seen look great, the only drawback is the $$$$$$
08-22-2004, 11:26 PM
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I've had the Street Pro for about 2 months. Absolutely PERFECT! Very nicely built, very reliable, very quick, and has excellent ground clearance. Plus customer service is great and they have a very good warranty.
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Just to let you know -- there is another cutout available of a little different design-- check out the Street Pro 3' Street / Strip --- it may (or may not) give you some other options --
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Originally Posted by Street Pro
Just to let you know -- there is another cutout available of a little different design-- check out the Street Pro 3' Street / Strip --- it may (or may not) give you some other options --
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