Good high flow cat converter?
07-14-2003, 08:48 AM
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Good high flow cat converter?
Hey guys, exhaust is next on my rig and i want a high flow cat and from there back it'l be straight pipped. Just looking for suggestions from all you second gen owners who have one.
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07-14-2003, 08:58 AM
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Call this guy direct
07-14-2003, 09:02 AM
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Random technology makes them too. Keep in mind most "gains" from a high flow cat are because the stock cat was plugged.
SCC did some tests on Random Tech cats and lost 1HP on the dyno when compared with stock. Interesting...
SCC did some tests on Random Tech cats and lost 1HP on the dyno when compared with stock. Interesting...
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Can the carsound free flow cat be put on an '03? As long as it is the right size is everything else ok with it? And does changing the cats mess with any warranties?
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By Federal law tampering with or disabling a functioning Cat is illegal. There has to be a problem with the stock cat in order for a change to occur.
I would stick with stock, the gains are not going to be significant unless you are turbo'd or the motor is built.
I would stick with stock, the gains are not going to be significant unless you are turbo'd or the motor is built.
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