Sleeper Exhaust for a 02 SS 
Sleeper Exhaust for a 02 SS
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E. Cut-outs
What they are: Flowtech QTP electric cutout
What they do:
What to look for: An electric cutout is the best bet, you can be loud when you need/want it to be and quite when you need/want it to be all at the flip of a switch. A standard cut you you’ll need to get under the car to cap or uncap it. A cutout is a great mod for cheap horsepower and sound.
How/Where to install: For an electric cutout follow the wiring guide instructions. For both type of cutouts you'll need to have them welded in. You have a few options of placement. The easiest is the I-pipe as there is plenty of room. You can also run dual cutouts in place of where the cats would be (on a LT' setup). Dual cats and cutouts can be done but the fitment will be very close and you'll need to run some small cats.
Courtesy of Mod Guide: Induction and Exhuast
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=139142
What they are: Flowtech QTP electric cutout
What they do:
What to look for: An electric cutout is the best bet, you can be loud when you need/want it to be and quite when you need/want it to be all at the flip of a switch. A standard cut you you’ll need to get under the car to cap or uncap it. A cutout is a great mod for cheap horsepower and sound.
How/Where to install: For an electric cutout follow the wiring guide instructions. For both type of cutouts you'll need to have them welded in. You have a few options of placement. The easiest is the I-pipe as there is plenty of room. You can also run dual cutouts in place of where the cats would be (on a LT' setup). Dual cats and cutouts can be done but the fitment will be very close and you'll need to run some small cats.
Courtesy of Mod Guide: Induction and Exhuast
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=139142
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Originally Posted by jerrywalker
what do you mean cut out?
This is a cutout. You put it before the muffler. When uncapped, it bypasses the muffler, because the exhaust will take the least restrictive route to escape. The most common place to install it is in the I-pipe under the rear pass. side seat.
This is a QTP electric cutout valve that is attached to the cutout itself. It makes it alot easier to open than by having to crawl under the car and take off the cap that comes with the regular cutout. You have a toggle switch that opens/closes it from inside the car.
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Staging Lane
Joined: Mar 2006
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From: Del Rico, FL
the elctric definetly sounds beuatiful, how much does it normally run for, can it be doubled up wtih anything for better performance/sound on the exhaust sound. should i have it profesionaly installed or should i attempt it? ive changed brake pads and what not bu im no mechanic and i dont have access to hydraulic lift if thats going to be needed. Thanks for the responses guys!!
I love my hooker setup I've got now. LT's + 3" Random Tech Cats + 2.5" Custom Y => Hooker catback. Its got a nice rumble to it, but to an untrained ear ... my car sounds like a stock car w/ a catback. Even with the cam. It flows really well as well. It's got a good tone all through the RPM band, and never gets obnoxious.
Originally Posted by jerrywalker
i can spot weld but i dont know about long welding...lol
as long as you dont mind welding it, then starting the car anc checking for leaks a few times you could just do it yourself.
del-rico haha thats funny, i live closeby
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Staging Lane
Joined: Mar 2006
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From: Del Rico, FL
if you live over here then you know what im talking about, lol yea! my friend just went down there to film something or something or another..longwoods not that far of a drive. im thinking about going down there and seeing if there is a dealership selling a 02 SS, there is none over here. my friend wants me to instal some garbage exhaust on his POS 94 but he dosent even own a jack LOL
Originally Posted by jerrywalker
if you live over here then you know what im talking about, lol yea! my friend just went down there to film something or something or another..longwoods not that far of a drive. im thinking about going down there and seeing if there is a dealership selling a 02 SS, there is none over here. my friend wants me to instal some garbage exhaust on his POS 94 but he dosent even own a jack LOL
Originally Posted by jerrywalker
alright mine came up with 10 V8's or something in 32738 but none of them were SS's it was sad lol
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Staging Lane
Joined: Mar 2006
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From: Del Rico, FL
alright thanks ill go take a look in that zip code or extend to 100 mile radius i think will cover it want me a 02 SS but while im waiting im working on getting a list of parts im going to add on type of thing, this electronic cut out might be what i want
Originally Posted by jerrywalker
alright thanks ill go take a look in that zip code or extend to 100 mile radius i think will cover it want me a 02 SS but while im waiting im working on getting a list of parts im going to add on type of thing, this electronic cut out might be what i want
i was gona get an electric one ($200) but i never cap mine so i dont need the electric part