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Who has an RT Valence? Need measurements please...

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I am planning on doing a dual system on my SE. Don't know what yet, but am planning on it. Budget is an issue so looking to save money and cut my existing valence. Could one of you with an R/T valence, give the measurements for 1) width (left to right) of cutout 2) height of the cutout and 3) distance between the cutouts. I appreciate your help.

Thanks,
Rob
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I am planning on doing a dual system on my SE. Don't know what yet, but am planning on it. Budget is an issue so looking to save money and cut my existing valence. Could one of you with an R/T valence, give the measurements for 1) width (left to right) of cutout 2) height of the cutout and 3) distance between the cutouts. I appreciate your help.

Thanks,
Rob
Just so you know, the cutouts on the RT are square. If you go with a rounded exhaust pipe they wont look right (In my opinion). Something to consider before you cut yours up.
you could hold off on the cutouts until you've got the system in place, then use a dremel with a little cutting wheel to cut the valence. it cuts like butter...hell you could cut the valence with an exacto blade (though i don't recommend it.)
I've got my tips on order and they should be here soon - I bought the SRT tips from takeoffautopart.com for $75 shipped for the pair. I've got a shop lined up and I will buy my own muffler to save money--just need to figure out what to get now. I will continue to do research on this. I need the measurements for the R/T or SRT valence so I can cut it myself to fit my tips...want it to look like an R/T or SRT when done. So if any of you a factory valence could provide the measurements I mentioned above, I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks,
Rob
Its $60 at the dealer part 68039501-AB ,You spent over $20,000 more or less on your SE. Don't skimp on her.
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