how much was your electric cut-out?
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About 130-140$ new and about 20-30buck fir install. Check out parts for sale and then do a search you and probably find a used one. I use a NON elec flowtech it was only 30 bucks. I have to jack up one side of the car to get to it. However I never close it. Once you hear an LS1 with a cut out you will never close it.
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i got the 3" flowtech and the QTP for like $175 and installed it my self!
all i can say is that they a ****** bad *** and fun as hell !!!!!!!! best mod for the $$$
all i can say is that they a ****** bad *** and fun as hell !!!!!!!! best mod for the $$$
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Originally Posted by Tiger2o69
I have heard that the motors go out easy;has anyone had this problem?
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Got the DMH dual 3" motorized, but you need ground clearance.....you'll have problems w/SLP LT headers and the Bilstein suspension package. $350 w/harnesses.
See my webpage....had to modify the Y-pipe.
Provided w/flowtech cutouts -- Be careful on which type you select and the compatibility to your vehicle. Install cost was almost as much as the cutouts themselves.
They lasted 6 mos and 7K miles until I bottomed out so many times that one of the motors dislodged from the housing. Luckily I found it along side the road. DMH honored them and sent me brand new ones.
Warranty and customer service is top-notch. Now, just gotta re-raise the car back to stock
See my webpage....had to modify the Y-pipe.
Provided w/flowtech cutouts -- Be careful on which type you select and the compatibility to your vehicle. Install cost was almost as much as the cutouts themselves.
They lasted 6 mos and 7K miles until I bottomed out so many times that one of the motors dislodged from the housing. Luckily I found it along side the road. DMH honored them and sent me brand new ones.
Warranty and customer service is top-notch. Now, just gotta re-raise the car back to stock
Last edited by Firehawk526; 12-17-2004 at 10:18 PM.