Electronic Cutout help please
12-18-2006, 02:41 AM
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Electronic Cutout help please Hi everyone, I am planing to get an electronic cutout on my Trans Am, and I have some questions. if anyone can help me i would appreciate it alot, Thank You.
1. Whats the best brand to get?
2. How long should it take to Install?
3. How much will the installation cost?
4. I was told the best spot to put it on is the I-pipe is this true?
5. will it sound better with a hi-flowing cat, if so which one compliments the cutout best?
6. What size is a stock I-pipe? Does the cutout size matter, or do I have to buy one the same size as my pipes?
7. How much louder is it than stock, will i idle loud
8. Next Level performance is like 30 minutes away from where I live, I heard its great with Trans Am's. Just wondering if its true. I might go there to install it.
I want my car loud but not to drive my neighbors crazy, thats why I am getting the Electronic Cutout so I can control the sound. I know I am asking alot but any help will be great. Don't want to make any mistakes.
1. Whats the best brand to get?
2. How long should it take to Install?
3. How much will the installation cost?
4. I was told the best spot to put it on is the I-pipe is this true?
5. will it sound better with a hi-flowing cat, if so which one compliments the cutout best?
6. What size is a stock I-pipe? Does the cutout size matter, or do I have to buy one the same size as my pipes?
7. How much louder is it than stock, will i idle loud
8. Next Level performance is like 30 minutes away from where I live, I heard its great with Trans Am's. Just wondering if its true. I might go there to install it.
I want my car loud but not to drive my neighbors crazy, thats why I am getting the Electronic Cutout so I can control the sound. I know I am asking alot but any help will be great. Don't want to make any mistakes.
12-18-2006, 06:05 PM
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ok, i'll answer a few for you.
1)get a qtp cutout.
2)it will take about an hour with the proper tools. (you'll have to weld a cutout in, run the e-cutout wires to a hot line, ground it, and bolt it up)
3)find a buddy with a welder and feed him a 12pack because it sounds like you don't need to be doing any welding/cutting.
5)take off your cats and put on long tube headers and a y pipe first or you'll be kicking yourself in the longrun
7)loud.
8) any shop should be able to do this.
1)get a qtp cutout.
2)it will take about an hour with the proper tools. (you'll have to weld a cutout in, run the e-cutout wires to a hot line, ground it, and bolt it up)
3)find a buddy with a welder and feed him a 12pack because it sounds like you don't need to be doing any welding/cutting.
5)take off your cats and put on long tube headers and a y pipe first or you'll be kicking yourself in the longrun
7)loud.
8) any shop should be able to do this.
12-18-2006, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by andrew1182
ok, i'll answer a few for you.
1)get a qtp cutout.
2)it will take about an hour with the proper tools. (you'll have to weld a cutout in, run the e-cutout wires to a hot line, ground it, and bolt it up)
3)find a buddy with a welder and feed him a 12pack because it sounds like you don't need to be doing any welding/cutting.
5)take off your cats and put on long tube headers and a y pipe first or you'll be kicking yourself in the longrun
7)loud.
8) any shop should be able to do this.
1)get a qtp cutout.
2)it will take about an hour with the proper tools. (you'll have to weld a cutout in, run the e-cutout wires to a hot line, ground it, and bolt it up)
3)find a buddy with a welder and feed him a 12pack because it sounds like you don't need to be doing any welding/cutting.
5)take off your cats and put on long tube headers and a y pipe first or you'll be kicking yourself in the longrun
7)loud.
8) any shop should be able to do this.
