Cutout and Cat-converter?
08-25-2008, 08:39 AM
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Cutout and Cat-converter? Thinking about putting on an electric cut out. Do you guys have problems with them leaking exhaust through the butterfly valve ever or at all?? I absolutely hate the ticking of a leaky exhaust. Also would it be worthless to do If I leave my catalytic converters on?? I was just going to throw a cutout on right in the single pipe under the passenger seat??
08-25-2008, 08:42 AM
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Thinking about putting on an electric cut out. Do you guys have problems with them leaking exhaust through the butterfly valve ever or at all?? I absolutely hate the ticking of a leaky exhaust. Also would it be worthless to do If I leave my catalytic converters on?? I was just going to throw a cutout on right in the single pipe under the passenger seat??
08-28-2008, 06:42 PM
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Depending on what you're using the car for (like a DD) a cutout is the way to go. Sometimes you can't put a price on being able to flip-flop from loud to quiet.
A cutout will be plenty loud enough and mean enough for you. And if you still have your stock muffler then you have (close to) the best of both worlds.
A cutout will be plenty loud enough and mean enough for you. And if you still have your stock muffler then you have (close to) the best of both worlds.
