2006 Mustang GT CutOuts????

Edgarvega4

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Hey Fam...
I am think putting cutouts on my Stang and was wondering if yall can help me out which ones are good ones to put on or recommend? also its there cons on them? thanks hope to hear from you guys soon

 

CRoberts91

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If anyone has a response please give us some info. i desperately want to know.

 

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o0Dan0o

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I assume you mean the electric kind. I don't know specifically, but I'd bet the boys over on the LS forums would know (Ls1.com, ls1tech.com, ls2.com). They always seem to want cutouts for whatever reason.
Dan

 

NastyStang113

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Spend the money on a better sounding exhaust system .. I gained power by switching to Magnaflow Magnapacks from a muffler delete.

 

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o0Dan0o

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It would be kinda fun, pull up next to a ricer and flip the switch to scare the bejesus out of him...

 

CRoberts91

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I don't want a new system. I like the sound of my O/R x-pipe and stock mufflers. i just want somethin for the track and the occasional intimidation factor.

 

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EvasiveS197

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My buddy here has one on his SRT4. Thing sounds SICK. I'll ask him where it came from...

 

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HEAVYGT

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these are pretty much the best and what most guys use...

https://shop.quicktimeperformance.com/cart.php?m=product_list&c=4

 

chad9350

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torch, cut 2 1/2 holes in X pipe, weld, fab flange, I used 2 9/16 bolts welded to flange, cut cover, cut gasket, done


Zero dollahz

 

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EvasiveS197

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I'd still want an electric gate on mine...Cops get annoyed with noise, for some reason. I think they envy us...

 

NastyStang113

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QTP is the best thing out there if you must ...

 

CRoberts91

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Summit Racing has a package with everything in it, 2 electric butterflys, 2 stainless steel y-pipes, the wiring kit, and the rocker switch for only $349.99. I think thats what I'm going with.

 

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olanin

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I have the QTP package (2 cutouts & cut electronic flanges) on my 2007 GT. I dont know how to weld, and went to a performance shop. They put them right after the cats.

The sound is very quite at idle and awesome when accelerating (but not too loud).

I cant keep them like this though. It console gets really hot after a short time (from the exit being right there) and a lot of vibration that can not be good for the transmission (the exit is pretty much right under the transmission).

Also it is pointless from a performance standpoint to have them after the cats.

I am looking into to other pipes with cats further down to put the cutouts on before or some flex pipes for now to get the heat/vibrations away from the middle of the car.

 

chad9350

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olanin said:

I have the QTP package (2 cutouts & cut electronic flanges) on my 2007 GT. I dont know how to weld, and went to a performance shop. They put them right after the cats.

The sound is very quite at idle and awesome when accelerating (but not too loud).

I cant keep them like this though. It console gets really hot after a short time (from the exit being right there) and a lot of vibration that can not be good for the transmission (the exit is pretty much right under the transmission).

Also it is pointless from a performance standpoint to have them after the cats.

I am looking into to other pipes with cats further down to put the cutouts on before or some flex pipes for now to get the heat/vibrations away from the middle of the car.

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After the cats/???? why put cut outs after cats???

THAT is also the reason for your HOTT console... cats get veerrry HOT.