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Electric Exhaust Cutout for 2 1/2 in. O.D. Single Exhaust System
555-30880
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2.5 in. O.D.
JEGS 555-30880 Electric Exhaust Cutouts Features:
- Reduces vehicle ETs at the track by .3 seconds by opening up the exhaust
- Constructed from 6061 aircraft aluminum housing and stainless steel motor shaft and butterfly plates
- Utilizes a gear reduction motor with smart load sensing for quick opening and closing of the exhaust
- Sealed internal and external components for weatherproof durability
- Quick-clip weather pack connectors for easy electrical connections
- Flanged cutout pipes are available separately to complete the installation
JEGS 555-30880 Electric Exhaust Cutout Includes:
- (1) 2.5 in. O.D. Exhaust Cutout
- (15 ft) Waterproof wiring harness with weather pack connectors
- (1) Momentary rocker switch
Specifications:
Is this constantly adjustable or simply open and closed. I’m planning on wiring it to a different button that works with my interior and that button is a single click on and off so I need it to be 100% open or 100% closed
How would you go about wiring this?
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