Turbo cat replacement advise
#1
Drifting
Thread Starter
Turbo cat replacement input
Does anyone make a 3” catalytic converter setup for a 3 bolt flanged downpipe on the input side and a straight pipe setup that goes into a Corsa x-pipe? Currently I’m using OEM cats with a flange custom welded on the input side and welded into a straight pipe bolting into he Corsa x.
I think my cats are shot. Looking for easiest way to replace without having to go to a muffler shop. Any ideas would be appreciated including if any vendor makes this custom setup or cat delete pipe.
I think my cats are shot. Looking for easiest way to replace without having to go to a muffler shop. Any ideas would be appreciated including if any vendor makes this custom setup or cat delete pipe.
Last edited by TTZ06VETTE; 12-22-2017 at 07:28 PM.
#2
Pro
Does anyone make a 3” catalytic converter setup for a 3 bolt flanged downpipe on the input side and a straight pipe setup that goes into a Corsa x-pipe? Currently I’m using OEM cats with a flange custom welded on the input side and welded into a straight pipe bolting into he Corsa x.
I think my cats are shot. Looking for easiest way to replace without having to go to a muffler shop. Any ideas would be appreciated including if any vendor makes this custom setup or cat delete pipe.
I think my cats are shot. Looking for easiest way to replace without having to go to a muffler shop. Any ideas would be appreciated including if any vendor makes this custom setup or cat delete pipe.
If it was my track car, I would just punch out the guts of the existing cats and reinstall them on the car. I would never give you that advice for a street car.............
#3
Drifting
Thread Starter
Aa cat delete pipe is not legal on a street car. Anything to do with eliminating emissions equipment is frowned upon by those within the employ of the EPA.
If it was my track car, I would just punch out the guts of the existing cats and reinstall them on the car. I would never give you that advice for a street car.............
If it was my track car, I would just punch out the guts of the existing cats and reinstall them on the car. I would never give you that advice for a street car.............
#5
Drifting
Thread Starter
Looking for something like this in 3” that will bolt to downpipe on input side. Output side can be unflanged. Magnaflow has a ton of these but their tech sales can’t help with custom applications.
Last edited by TTZ06VETTE; 12-31-2017 at 11:31 AM.
#6
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#7
Drifting
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I tend to run rich with my tune especially during startup before closed loop kicks in. I would prefer to just use the cats as I could care less about a few extra HP at 850RW now, it’s looking like I will just need to go the custom route at this point. No big deal, Lingenfelter just welded a 3 bolt flange to a set of stock 2005 C6 cats on the input side and welded the output side to the mid pipe. I just need to find a new set that have a straight pipe vs bend that the Z06 cats have. Thought someone might have done something like this with a Magnaflow piece or other aftermarket.
#8
Le Mans Master
After going through stock cats and then a set or ARH cats, I gave up and run none. They just don't hold up well with higher boost in my experience.
#9
Drifting
Lingenfelter felt a 850rwhp car could use stock LS2 (2.5") cats? Wow...
If you find a cat that can stand up to 850whp, many folks would be interested. In my research, many guys w/ stock ZR1's melted the stock 3" cats (LS3 are 2.5").
If you find a cat that can stand up to 850whp, many folks would be interested. In my research, many guys w/ stock ZR1's melted the stock 3" cats (LS3 are 2.5").
#10
Pro
New build does t have mufflers let alone cats. I’m expecting whpr to be double that of my old build. I melted Kooks hi flow cats at 760whpr using a mix of 109/93 and meth.
#11
Drifting
Thread Starter
O.K. ...where did yours done. I need about 14” intermediate 3” pipe with standard 3 bolt down pipe flange going into Corsa 3” x pipe. If I can stick a straight pipe in there in place of the stock cats I can keep my wideband bung in front of the flange and o2 sensors after. I don’t really have a good custom muffler shop I trust locally.
Last edited by TTZ06VETTE; 01-07-2018 at 02:11 AM.
#12
TT, the best option for you may be to just pick up some universal cats and have a local exhaust shop zap them on there. You should be able to get in and out of there for about 1/2 to 1hrs worth of labor. We do not know of any manufacturers that offer an off the shelf cat solution for that specific setup at this time.
Last edited by Magna_Flow; 01-10-2018 at 07:27 PM.
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