electric cutout opener?

[redbird00]

there are only two that i know of

http://www.quicktimeperformance.com
and
http://www.mccordcg.com/mpp/mpp.htm

i cant decide which one i think will be better, i have heard that the mccord power plate has a problem with burning motors but is supposed to be fixed with their 2nd version of this, just curious if any one has either or was also lookin at gettin one... thanks

merlin

[scottblack]

Both are great, the McCord 2nd version is much improved, make sure to get that one. The QTP is 3.5 inch though, if that makes a difference.

Scott

[Seal]

i didnt know they have things like that, thats very nice! [img]graemlins/thumbsup.gif[/img]

[redbird00]

ttt anyone else, i'm lookin at gettin it soon and just need opinions... thanks

merlin

[1htv6]

I'm gettin one soon ;)

[Seppo Kaitainen]

I'd go with the McCord v2. That's the one I plan on getting down the road.

[Insanex1]

get the one with the longest warranty I have heard of these things breaking easy.

[MotorHead69]

I am going to get the mpp2 just as soon as i get a cutout put on my car. my choice is based on price since both have the 1 year warranty

[Only4U]

hope that people will install these for you. i was told by several places that ANY cutout that is capable of being opened or closed from inside the car is illegal and cannot be put on any car. what i would suggest (if no one will put the electric one on) is getting one of the cable driven cutouts. that way you can have a welder put on the cutout and then when you get home, you can install the cable and run it up through a grommet underneath your car. those are just as good as the cutouts, without the fancy buttons/switches/lights. you can also hide those in your console or under your seat or something so if you get pulled over for your car being too noisy, it won't be obvious you have a cutout. the cable driven ones will
run you around $20.

[viper98885]

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Only4U:
hope that people will install these for you. i was told by several places that ANY cutout that is capable of being opened or closed from inside the car is illegal and cannot be put on any car. what i would suggest (if no one will put the electric one on) is getting one of the cable driven cutouts. that way you can have a welder put on the cutout and then when you get home, you can install the cable and run it up through a grommet underneath your car. those are just as good as the cutouts, without the fancy buttons/switches/lights. you can also hide those in your console or under your seat or something so if you get pulled over for your car being too noisy, it won't be obvious you have a cutout. the cable driven ones will
run you around $20.<hr></blockquote>

Only problem with the cable driven cutouts is that the butterfly valve rattles a lot and it doesn't close all the way when you do close it. I speak from experience.

[TheV6Bird]

Go to CamaroZ28.com, look up the member Joe Broadman. He has a LT1 w/ N20 and uses one of those electric cutout thingys. Email him and ask him about it.