And if anything ever happens to it, that 4 year warranty is nice to have. 
Who has DMH e-cutouts?
Question about DMH e-cutouts? i am thinking of getting a DMH cutout and wanted to know who has them installed and what they think of them.
Last edited by jason1384; Mar 19, 2007 at 03:04 PM.
DMH sells them direct.
I, myself ,will forgo the electric cutout and just use a stainless steel manual one. The electric ones don't seem to last very long. Cool gizmo while the last though.
I, myself ,will forgo the electric cutout and just use a stainless steel manual one. The electric ones don't seem to last very long. Cool gizmo while the last though.
I've got one, had it for 9 months or so. It works great, I bought it used and the guy before me had it for a while. It takes about 1.5-2 seconds to open it completely from completely closed. The QTP e-cutout I tried out seemed to take about 4 seconds.
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Verdad Gallardo On the website it says $199 Free shipping and $179 Without Flowtech Race Ready. What is Flowtech Race Ready? What is the difference between getting 1 cutout or 2? More power? Louder?
Also, how do you know how much cable you will need when you order?
Also, how do you know how much cable you will need when you order?
I have a cutout already, would I be able to add a DMH to it, so I can have an electric one?? How would you go about doing all the wiring if it were possible at all. Im a wiring newb lol.......
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Flowtech race ready is the actuall ypipe the motor connects too, youll need that unless you already have a manual cutout.
If you have a flowtech cutout, and probley anyother cutout the electric motor will bolt up to it, and the wiring is real easy, just run it up through the gromet in the floor boards and connect the red wire to a 12volt source and ground the black wire. and it comes with directions
If you have a flowtech cutout, and probley anyother cutout the electric motor will bolt up to it, and the wiring is real easy, just run it up through the gromet in the floor boards and connect the red wire to a 12volt source and ground the black wire. and it comes with directions
Originally Posted by Xx01CamaroZ28xX
I have a cutout already, would I be able to add a DMH to it, so I can have an electric one?? How would you go about doing all the wiring if it were possible at all. Im a wiring newb lol.......
If your cutout is on the passenger side under the rear seat, there is a convenient rubber grommet that you can run the wire through, it will be about 8 inches from the center console, under the carpet if you go through the bottom. If you can fish it through, it's pretty easy to run the wire under the console to the ash tray, where most people have their switch.
Im about to buy one too. I had the McCord Powerplate2 on my duals and they lasted about 9 months. Worst part about it is I only drive the car on weekends. So Im going to go with DMH this time. Ive been with out an electric one for 5 months and Im tried of crawling this low *** car!!!!
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DMH sells them direct.
I, myself ,will forgo the electric cutout and just use a stainless steel manual one. The electric ones don't seem to last very long. Cool gizmo while the last though.
I, myself ,will forgo the electric cutout and just use a stainless steel manual one. The electric ones don't seem to last very long. Cool gizmo while the last though.
It didn't respond well to hitting a curb at 40+mph, but that was the least of my concerns.
On the order form it asks for approx. cable lenght. How do i figure how much cable i will need?
Also, do oyu guys have pics of the switches you guys have inside your car to open/close the cutout?
Also, do oyu guys have pics of the switches you guys have inside your car to open/close the cutout?
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You could just run a peace of string from where the cutout will be up through the floorboards to the ashtray, and then measure it. but add some length to that cause you can always hide the extra wire.
but maybe someone else knows
but maybe someone else knows
