1914 Model T Speedster | Electric Exhaust Cutout Install

It’s not everyday that you get the opportunity to work on a 108 year old car. For me, that was today. My buddy Ray wanted to install an exhaust cutout to give his 1914 Model T Speedster some of that good old exhaust roar, and I had the lift to get the car up over our heads. We cut out about 18” of the midsection to fit the cutout in place. The cutout had a 2” inside diameter and the current exhaust was 1 3/4” outside diameter. With the addition of some reducers we were able to join up the exhaust to the cutout and get it welded up. It does in fact sound menacing and with a push of a button can be slipped back into commuter mode. Thanks for watching! Products/Affiliate links: Help me out by purchasing from a link. It helps keep the videos going. [As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases at no cost to you.] Direct link to my Amazon Store- https://www.amazon.com/shop/drivingforwardbuilds?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsfshop_aipsfdrivingforwardbuilds_S0J41V6EFB5AZK0WQ323 Tools/Hardware Welding Lead—15ft Stinger replace original lead on the Omnipro—https://amzn.to/3T92bzR #2 Gauge Welding cable used to make custom ground— https://amzn.to/3zOqBb4 Welder https://sovrn.co/18v3bjr Hood https://sovrn.co/w3zomq7 Welding Pliers https://sovrn.co/1dveocp Welding Wire, 0.030 in. ER70S-6 MIG Solid—https://sovrn.co/5u1iezz Angle Grinder https://sovrn.co/111vc6jFlap Discs https://sovrn.co/11a3eus Cut Off Wheels https://sovrn.co/0sp9unl Video Equipment- I-Phone 11 Pro 10 year old tripod and mount. Microphone…… I totally forgot to use it. Editing Software- Davinvi Studio 18.1 Editing Talent— Almost none. Hope to build that with time :-) TAGS- #Ford, #ModelT, #Speedster, #Cutout, #Exhaust, #ExhaustDiy Side note— This DIY is not intended as instructional content. It is merely entertainment for you to do what you wish with. I’m just a guy with an awesome beard playing in his garage.