air pump ok to run w/o cat?
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air pump ok to run w/o cat?
Quick question. Removed my cats on my t2, but I don't feel like going through the trouble of getting rid of the airpump. Is it perfectly fine for it to just pump air into the air, or does it need some kind of backpressure to keep it from burning up?
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Originally Posted by 88 GTU
an airpump is twice as easy to remove than a cat!!!! i took one off yesterday and it took me a whole 10 minutes.
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if you have no cats......
you would want the air pump still attached if you have an s5 NA as that is what the vdi and 5th 6th port are actuated on...
if its an NA s4 or any t2 it wont really make a difference and it can be removed no problem.... ( with no cats on a s4 na you wont have the back pressure to activate the ports anyway)
ohh yeah lol responding to the actual question, yes you can run the air pump with out cats if you want it wont "burn up" or anything like that...
you would want the air pump still attached if you have an s5 NA as that is what the vdi and 5th 6th port are actuated on...
if its an NA s4 or any t2 it wont really make a difference and it can be removed no problem.... ( with no cats on a s4 na you wont have the back pressure to activate the ports anyway)
ohh yeah lol responding to the actual question, yes you can run the air pump with out cats if you want it wont "burn up" or anything like that...
Last edited by KompressorLOgic; 10-31-05 at 06:31 PM.
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