electric cut out do any good
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electric cut out do any good
Would a electric cut out do any good when I already have a SLP 2 Loudmouth exhaust (straight threw reasonator instead of a traditional muffler). I would put the cutout before the resaonator if done.
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It will make a little more power if placed after the Y pipe. It will also be much louder when fully opened. Check out the QTP cutouts we sell. They are in the exhaust section of our catalog.
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Yeah i was like a little kid in the candy store when i first heard it start up with open cut-outs. Do it. Definitely a sound difference but as far as hp or "et" i don't know man. It's hard to say. Back pressure is good in a sense. We'll have to wait for someone with more knowledge on this to chime in.
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yeah, I thought my magnaflow was a bit too quiet but I didnt want duals because they are loud and the police dont like that around here and I just have bolt ons so I wouldnt gain much from them right now. I was going to get an e-cutout so I could play with that and just decided, I would just get the stainless cutout with no electric opener and if it was too loud, I would buy it. First start up, I knew that the cap would never go back on.
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Originally Posted by RE AND CHERYL
If your already running a loudmouth, your not gonna notice much of a difference in sound and almost mo change in power. That system is already prety loud.
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Originally Posted by RedRallyeZ
ive got duals in the y and they stay open, you cant here yourself think in the car and the ashtray rattles, but i love hearing all the car alarms go off at startup