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Old 11-05-2006, 10:09 PM
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The title says it all. How much to get a 3" QTP cutout installed?
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The price will vary quite a bit. Probably from 20-50. I think i paid 40
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very cheap. i installed one for a friend for 30 bucks.
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Does that price include wiring it up? or just welding it in place? thanks
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a shop welded mine in for 30 bucks, and i installed the electric valve and wired it all by myself. its not hard, theres plenty of HOW TO"s on install university
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30-40 is about avg.
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Originally Posted by mvolps22
Does that price include wiring it up? or just welding it in place? thanks
No it just includes welding it in place. Im sure you could wire it yourself
Old 11-06-2006, 04:27 PM
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I agree. It is not that hard to wire it up there is even a gromet under the back passanger seat to push the wires thru.
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I would not go anywhere that charged more than 1/2 an hour labor. Our rate would be $38 for comparison. And that would not include the wiring of the unit.
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yeah i paid 40$. It takes them like 10min or less to do, but they chagre alot cause its illegal i think.
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i paid $50
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I paid $30 for install. Best $60 bucks I have spent on car so far!
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I paid $10 per cut, so $20.
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I paid $10 per cut, so $20.
Nice! that is about the cheapest I have seen. Was it a botched job at all? Clean welds?
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Originally Posted by orangeapeel
Nice! that is about the cheapest I have seen. Was it a botched job at all? Clean welds?
The guy did a really good job. The welds are pretty clean and still holding (2 years).




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