high flow cat mounted kind of slanted, does it matter?
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high flow cat mounted kind of slanted, does it matter?
My friend helped me mount the RT high flow cat awhile back. If the cat is mounted in a slightly slanted position, would this affect the performance of my car? Just curious. Thanks.
As long as the gaskets are tight I could not imagine it would be slanted too much. And it would maintain the same diameter not matter what position it's in, so I doubt any loss of power.
-Cyrus
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Originally posted by Vyrus
As long as the gaskets are tight I could not imagine it would be slanted too much. And it would maintain the same diameter not matter what position it's in, so I doubt any loss of power.
-Cyrus
As long as the gaskets are tight I could not imagine it would be slanted too much. And it would maintain the same diameter not matter what position it's in, so I doubt any loss of power.
-Cyrus
Cool. I didn't get new gaskets though, I reused the old ones. I might get a test pipe later on, so I'll deal with that in time.
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