109lsa w/ DMH Electric Cutout
03-23-2009, 02:30 PM
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03-23-2009, 02:36 PM
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We gotta work on Cody to get his beast up and running now!The cutout I believe was right around 150.00 The guys over at DMH are really nice too. Fast shipping and the motor comes with a lifetime guarantee as well.
03-23-2009, 02:39 PM
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Thanks bro! And thanks again for all the info you've passed down over this last year! It's idling right at 1000rpms. She still needs a tune! I have my dyno/tune on April 17th.
Ha thanks man. There's a few here and there but they are hard to see. The worst feature of the car is the SS hood. It's a P.O.S. IMO. But it will do being it was pretty much free.
Ha thanks man. There's a few here and there but they are hard to see. The worst feature of the car is the SS hood. It's a P.O.S. IMO. But it will do being it was pretty much free.
I wish mine was half that clean.
03-23-2009, 04:00 PM
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Here's a little sound clip of the LE2 on a 109lsa with the DMH cutout. Car still needs to be tuned yet. The camera really hides the TRUE sound of the cam. This thing really lopes a good tune in person. The cutout is probably the best money I have spent on this set up yet. Cruised through the neighborhood yesterday playing with it...lol Set off a few car alarms. Dyno results and track times coming soon!!!!!
http://www.fquick.com/videos/viewvideo.php?id=8212
Dyno results and track times coming soon!!!!!http://www.fquick.com/videos/viewvideo.php?id=8212
03-23-2009, 05:52 PM
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Mike - you should have come over to hear it before Elliot took the car home.
Elliot - I'm glad you are happy with it. You are like a kid in a candy store man LOL. I don't know if you looked in those boxes in the back seat, but those are your left over parts (old serpentine belt, extra exhaust clamp, old fuel pump, etc.).
Elliot - I'm glad you are happy with it. You are like a kid in a candy store man LOL. I don't know if you looked in those boxes in the back seat, but those are your left over parts (old serpentine belt, extra exhaust clamp, old fuel pump, etc.).
03-23-2009, 09:42 PM
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Thanks Mike! I look forward to seeing and hearing your LS swap! This summers going to be insane We gotta work on Cody to get his beast up and running now!
The cutout I believe was right around 150.00 The guys over at DMH are really nice too. Fast shipping and the motor comes with a lifetime guarantee as well.
We gotta work on Cody to get his beast up and running now!The cutout I believe was right around 150.00 The guys over at DMH are really nice too. Fast shipping and the motor comes with a lifetime guarantee as well.
you go with the dual cutouts or one?
03-23-2009, 10:11 PM
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Sounds even better in person bro! Look forward to our re-match 
Yeah I've already gutted the whole car out, washed, vaccumed and made a few exterior changes to the car since it's been home..lol I worked on it until 10 last night and started back in on it this morning at 5:30am I'm tired! Thanks again for the help building it Cody! Your a great guy and I'm honored to have met you man...and damn right I'm a kid in a candy store, this has been a long time coming bro
Plenty of videos to come!
Thanks Larry!
Just the one cutout under the rear back seat.
Mike - you should have come over to hear it before Elliot took the car home.
Elliot - I'm glad you are happy with it. You are like a kid in a candy store man LOL. I don't know if you looked in those boxes in the back seat, but those are your left over parts (old serpentine belt, extra exhaust clamp, old fuel pump, etc.).
Elliot - I'm glad you are happy with it. You are like a kid in a candy store man LOL. I don't know if you looked in those boxes in the back seat, but those are your left over parts (old serpentine belt, extra exhaust clamp, old fuel pump, etc.).
Thanks Larry!
03-23-2009, 10:32 PM
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I'm hoiping so! I think for now I'm gonna stay away from getting the Yank SS3600 I was planning to get and invest in a Ntrous Outlet wet plate system this summer. You know what else is funny, I figured my rattles would have gotten worse with the swap but I put on a Torque Arm relocation bracket to get the arm off the tranny and it made a huge difference. It seemed to have taken away some nasty rattles I had. Feels a lot more firm during shift points as well. I highly reccomend one to you A4 guys.
03-23-2009, 10:40 PM
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My schedule is open with my new job so come on by and we can grab luch or go shooting again...that reminds me I've got a story for you next time we talk.Yes sir that relocate bracket did wonders. I'm liking it!
