snugans310

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whats a good electric cutout to get

ss.slp.ls1

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I have heard good things about DMH.

BigDaddyBry

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^If I were to purchase one, I'd get one of these as well.

$O$OE

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http://www.ws6project.com/user_stor/...oducts_id=1190

krazy4

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DMH

LS1Adam84

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One that works... Ok smart as response for the day. Good question cause I may get one when i get LT's and ORY later this year.

snugans310

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thanks guys ima check them out

LS1Adam84

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Ok I have a question I have never messed with a cut-out, on electric ones is there an indicator that tells you how open or closed it is? like how will you know when it is fully opened, or is it one of those things you have to manually check? Thanks noob question I know but hey don't ask don't learn.

Ohh and sorry for the thread hijacking I promise I won't do it again in this thread.

snugans310

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you just hit a switch and it opens all the way and you hit the switch again and it closes

check it out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TjgF2n-i6s

LS1Adam84

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Yeah I understand that but how do you know they are fully opened or not? I know obviously the car will get slightyly (hehe only slighty) louder cause that wouldn't be fun for it to open and close.

gnbooster87

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stay away from qtp mine went out in less than a year...now i have to crawl under that car and open it manually

ss.slp.ls1

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It's either open all the way, or closed. You could peak under there every now and then to check to see that it still opens all the way when you hit the button. You'd probably notice it being slightly quieter if the motor started to only open it part way.

hlaalu

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i've heard good things about mccord electric cutouts, and they are alot cheaper than the others

LS1Adam84

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Gotcha that is what I was kinda thinking but i wasn't sure if they designed it to have a stop on the button when it fully opens or closes.

ZSS2148

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They are run off a momentary switch, you dont really know when to stop and holding the switch after the blade has stopped wears the motor faster. Check out qtps "controller", it synchronizes to two motors and monitors the blade movement, stopping when its at the desired position. My QTPs (on mycorvette)are now 2 years old and the DMH (on camaro) is 5 years old....just keep them clean and dont play with them, either will last...

firechicken76

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they are cheaper because they dont come with a pipe, all the other companys do.

Thepheroe

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Just got a qtp one today of Auto Parts Firm Contact lee

pweterss

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my qtp has been good to me no leaks yet!

Hammbone

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racereadyperformance . com is the only way to go. good price and lifetime warranty. plus they are excellent to deal with. setup is very clean and efficient. i have heard of QTP's motors burning out quickly. i have had my racereadyperfomance cutouts for a year and a half with no problems what so ever and i use them quite often. they are on my 300C but i have only recently picked up my TA. cant go wrong buying from them.

Thepheroe

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNfHHaHvBDY

check it out dhm sounds great too