Highflow cat
Originally posted by Kyle K
the reason it sounds like shit is because your N/A and a 4 banger.. You guys need the backpressure.
the reason it sounds like shit is because your N/A and a 4 banger.. You guys need the backpressure.
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Originally posted by 94lsTEG
Will it sound like shit?
Because with the hollowed cat it sounds like SHIT...BAT BAT BAT..... where do i get this test pipe?
Will it sound like shit?
Because with the hollowed cat it sounds like SHIT...BAT BAT BAT..... where do i get this test pipe?
where to get them: there is a site that i am sure someone will post that sells them really cheap...
-Keith
I doubt the test pipe will get rid of the sound your describing.. Will sound different but not get rid of the rasping bat bat bat...
I know from experience.. but your case may be different.
I know from experience.. but your case may be different.
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Yeah I don't think the test pipe will accomplish anything. Friend got the same sound on his civic with one. I think the H/F CAT or even the regular cat and doing what I talked about will do the trick.
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Originally posted by Alan
Not always the case. The Slocus picked up quite a bit of power (with a nice increase in torque) with an eliminated cat via a 4-1 race header and 2.5" exhaust. Sounded suprisingly good too.
Not always the case. The Slocus picked up quite a bit of power (with a nice increase in torque) with an eliminated cat via a 4-1 race header and 2.5" exhaust. Sounded suprisingly good too.
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Originally posted by stockstang
So does a high flow CAT "look" like a regular CAT with a large whole through the middle surrounded by the honey comb material?
So does a high flow CAT "look" like a regular CAT with a large whole through the middle surrounded by the honey comb material?
and i am here to say that the one that you are talking about does NOT work and you should just get a test pipe... you will know it doesnt work if you have a car that runs two o2 sensors... you will start throwing a code as soon as you put it on the car...
-Keith
Originally posted by `92CXhatch
well i have seen two different types... i have seen ones that LOOK stock but still flow a bit more... and then i have seen the test pipe style that you are talking about...
and i am here to say that the one that you are talking about does NOT work and you should just get a test pipe... you will know it doesnt work if you have a car that runs two o2 sensors... you will start throwing a code as soon as you put it on the car...
-Keith
well i have seen two different types... i have seen ones that LOOK stock but still flow a bit more... and then i have seen the test pipe style that you are talking about...
and i am here to say that the one that you are talking about does NOT work and you should just get a test pipe... you will know it doesnt work if you have a car that runs two o2 sensors... you will start throwing a code as soon as you put it on the car...
-Keith
He's OBD1 so he should'nt be throwing any codes. He's running a stock header to a hollowed out cat with 2 1/4 straight piping all the way back to a RSX Type S Muffler. He heeds something to resonate the sound before it exits. I've seen bolt in resonator chambers.
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Originally posted by stockstang
He's OBD1 so he should'nt be throwing any codes. He's running a stock header to a hollowed out cat with 2 1/4 straight piping all the way back to a RSX Type S Muffler. He heeds something to resonate the sound before it exits. I've seen bolt in resonator chambers.
He's OBD1 so he should'nt be throwing any codes. He's running a stock header to a hollowed out cat with 2 1/4 straight piping all the way back to a RSX Type S Muffler. He heeds something to resonate the sound before it exits. I've seen bolt in resonator chambers.
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