Cutout benefits?
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Cutout ??? Well, I have a ? or two I have a stock 00' Trans am besides a flowmaster.
How much does a cutout help performance at the track, if at all. I know I
dont have the best muffler but would it make that much differ just with
a cutout besides the noise factor, and also do they get in the way of
sub-frame connectors.
How much does a cutout help performance at the track, if at all. I know I
dont have the best muffler but would it make that much differ just with
a cutout besides the noise factor, and also do they get in the way of
sub-frame connectors.
Originally Posted by staringback05
my cutout is the only aftermarket part on my exhaust and it sounds really nice, and yea itll help out alot
My suggestion is get a manual cutout. One with 3 bolts and a plate. I have read that a lot of electric cutouts leak and fall apart after a year or so. If you go with an electric try to find one that you can at least cap manually if the motor does go out. Just my opinion.
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By just feal, my car seems sluggish the cutout open. Closed it feals like its alot stronger, but I don't have any dyno #'s to prove it. On a stock setup I can see where it will help.
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Originally Posted by Mike02Z
My suggestion is get a manual cutout. One with 3 bolts and a plate. I have read that a lot of electric cutouts leak and fall apart after a year or so. If you go with an electric try to find one that you can at least cap manually if the motor does go out. Just my opinion.
