Cutout ???s
#1
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From: Douglasville, GA
I use to have a butterfly-valve style cutout and it didn't seem to seal really well. So I had it rebuild and then sold it, BUT now I miss being able to open it up going through a parking lot or when someone pulls wanting to race.
Who makes a really good quality cutout, or is there such a thing.
I have heard of a guillotine style that is supposedly the best, but I haven't heard too much about them.
Who makes a really good quality cutout, or is there such a thing.
I have heard of a guillotine style that is supposedly the best, but I haven't heard too much about them.
#2
the guillotine ones are the best, but from what i have seen, they are a bit more expensive.
I didnt research before i bought my cutout switch and got a QTP = / worst peice of junk ive ever bought. I dont even have it on my truck anymore.
I didnt research before i bought my cutout switch and got a QTP = / worst peice of junk ive ever bought. I dont even have it on my truck anymore.
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From: Douglasville, GA
Yeah, I know QTP are pretty much the worst.
Who makes the guillotine style cutout??
I wish someone just made a manual 3", that would be so much easier and more reliable IMO.
Who makes the guillotine style cutout??
I wish someone just made a manual 3", that would be so much easier and more reliable IMO.
#4
i've dealt with both and they're both top notch in my book.. but yes, they're both pricey.
#5
because i know Mr. Gasket makes a cutout with a built in "pull style" closing devise, you pull the lever to open it, and push it back in to close it. i think jegs and summit carry it.
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