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Weird question, me and my friend were talking about taking off one cat on my corvette. Has anyone attempted this? Wondering how much it effects sound/smell mostly. It would be done on a 2002 Z06. Also, does anyone know where you can buy cat delete pipes? I can't seem to find them on LG's website. Thanks!
I think thats gonna make your Vet run like ****. One side of the engine is gonna be running with the data from exhaust that is clean, while the other side would be running from exhaust that is dirty.
I read most of the posts on here on a daily basis and I have learned some things but this is the strangest post I have ever read. I also belong to the SSR forum and the Camaro5 forum but I must be missing something with this post. WHY !!!!!
There are no bolt in cat delete pipes as the Cats are welded to the H pipe. You have to buy a complete Hpipe. Only a handful of H pipes I have seen connect to the factory manifolds. Most of them have you cut near the H, slip on there pipe and then bolt the over axle to it. The alternative is take it to someone that deals with exhaust and is willing to cut out your cats.
You want both banks to be balanced. The bank without the cat is going to flow much easier. Delete both cats or keep them. I deleted both cats on my Z06 because one of them was starting to come apart. Stock manifolds, stock H Pipe, Ti exhaust and the car sounds good. It's still not up to par with loud muscle car sound but the exhaust note makes it presence known and it gets louder the harder you throttle it.
I think thats gonna make your Vet run like ****. One side of the engine is gonna be running with the data from exhaust that is clean, while the other side would be running from exhaust that is dirty.
Huh?
The O2 sensors are before the cats. What would be the point of measuring AF after the cats? The only reason there are secondary O2s after the cats is so that the computer can confirm that you still have cats (emissions only, I removed mine years ago).
Having said that, I can't see any reason why you'd only want to remove one. You'd just have uneven exhaust flow at that point. I doubt it would make much of a difference positively or negatively. Just seems like a waste of time.