Race Ready Performance electric cutouts on 300C

Just installed the best cutouts from Race Ready Performance. A local exhaust shop did an excellent custom install, without having to use the Y-pipes that would have given me bad ground clearance. Simply the best mod I've ever done to my car!

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Race
• Ready
• Performance
• 300C
• Electric
• Cutouts
• RRP

[Subw00er]

Dont buy RRP cutouts.. They will fail after a few months. After my third set I'm using the JEGS now.

[jdtowns1]

@Subw00er yeah, I had them fail almost every year, but their warranty has given me a new set every time. I just assume that whatever I purchase will fail (because of the nasty MI winters) and just the wear and tear you put on the cutouts by using them every day.

[RKORoot]

I am about to order my cutouts but they are asking me on how much of wiring i need, like the length, how much did you have approximately and which power source did you use? thanks!

[jdtowns1]

@RKORoot No clue to either question... I took mine to a custom exhaust shop and they installed everything there, including the wiring. Charged me an arm an leg too! They did a great job, though, and everything is still working perfectly to this day. The one piece of advice I can give you is to make sure that they use a power source that is always on. This way you can open and close your cutouts before you start your car. Very good for surprising people or for not waking your neighbors!

[JohnT192]

question: why the metal plate above the cutouts? is that for heat protection or something?

[jdtowns1]

@JohnT192

The pieces you are referring to were not added to the car - the 300C comes like that stock.

[bigalwillis]

butterfly style does not seal over time ....go with the gear style!

[Subw00er]

@jdtowns1 After my second replacement they told me they were going to honor their warranty because I drove my car in salty conditions.. Uhm, HELLO?! I live in NY, it snows here. So I guess the warranty only applies to the bottom 2/3rds of the country. Company support of their "lifetime" warranty is abysmal.