Hi-flow cat
#2
Re: Hi-flow cat
Originally posted by igordlu
Any one of you have any advice on what kind of hi-flow cat I should get. Any experience with brands, prices.
Any one of you have any advice on what kind of hi-flow cat I should get. Any experience with brands, prices.
-RMB
#3
Why exactly are there no fans of aftermarket cats here? From what i know you cant go test-pipe unless u have a chipped ECU(ODBII cars)...and from some dynos i seen high-flow cats offer substantial power gains without messing with the ECU.
#4
Originally posted by epik_x
Why exactly are there no fans of aftermarket cats here? From what i know you cant go test-pipe unless u have a chipped ECU(ODBII cars)...and from some dynos i seen high-flow cats offer substantial power gains without messing with the ECU.
Why exactly are there no fans of aftermarket cats here? From what i know you cant go test-pipe unless u have a chipped ECU(ODBII cars)...and from some dynos i seen high-flow cats offer substantial power gains without messing with the ECU.
http://drewm.dyndns.org/~drew/maxfaq...yticConverters
Of course you can test pipe, and if your ECU trips, just pull the last O2 sensor, tie it off somewhere and bung plug the hole, so your sensor thinks it's getting clean air.
Also the dyno graph from Random added their cat + a greddy catback, look at the details.
Then again, I've got a Random Cat
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def. stick with stock or gut it if anything, i bought a carsound cat and nothing on my car has been more of a headache then that thing, o2 sensor acually broke off the cat, all the stuff inside broke so i had to hollow it and for some reason it still makes an obnoxious noise...just my opinion but stick with da stock cat, do y pipe and cat back and u'll be fine
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