Removing cat converter
Instructor
Joined: Nov 2002
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From: Lusby MD
Re: Removing cat converter (sprangsplaya)
Not that I ever would remove mine :D
But If Iwas to come across a cat converter delete pipe that bolted right in and could re-install the main cat for inspections. It sure would (speculation mind you) make a difference in performance, and sounds so much sweeter through the 40 series flowmasters on the back. :cool:
:seeya
But If Iwas to come across a cat converter delete pipe that bolted right in and could re-install the main cat for inspections. It sure would (speculation mind you) make a difference in performance, and sounds so much sweeter through the 40 series flowmasters on the back. :cool:
:seeya
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jan 2003
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From: What did the 5 fingers say to the face? SLAP!!
Re: Removing cat converter (Rays91L98)
Not that I ever would remove mine :D
But If Iwas to come across a cat converter delete pipe that bolted right in and could re-install the main cat for inspections. It sure would (speculation mind you) make a difference in performance, and sounds so much sweeter through the 40 series flowmasters on the back. :cool:
:seeya
But If Iwas to come across a cat converter delete pipe that bolted right in and could re-install the main cat for inspections. It sure would (speculation mind you) make a difference in performance, and sounds so much sweeter through the 40 series flowmasters on the back. :cool:
:seeya
I've "heard" that a better way to do it is to have a piece of 3" pipe welded inside the converter housing. Bolt it back up and no one will ever know unless they do a sniff test.
Safety Car
Joined: Feb 2000
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From: VA
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Re: Removing cat converter (flyersfan1088)
Not that I ever would remove mine :D
But If Iwas to come across a cat converter delete pipe that bolted right in and could re-install the main cat for inspections. It sure would (speculation mind you) make a difference in performance, and sounds so much sweeter through the 40 series flowmasters on the back. :cool:
:seeya
I've "heard" that a better way to do it is to have a piece of 3" pipe welded inside the converter housing. Bolt it back up and no one will ever know unless they do a sniff test.
But If Iwas to come across a cat converter delete pipe that bolted right in and could re-install the main cat for inspections. It sure would (speculation mind you) make a difference in performance, and sounds so much sweeter through the 40 series flowmasters on the back. :cool:
:seeya
I've "heard" that a better way to do it is to have a piece of 3" pipe welded inside the converter housing. Bolt it back up and no one will ever know unless they do a sniff test.
Guees you need to ask yourself, is it worth the extra 3HP? :leaving:
[Modified by ConeKLR, 11:13 PM 4/29/2003]
