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SlingShotRX7 07-08-06 02:33 PM

2 quick questions.. Thanks..
 
1. Does a High Flow Cat, require a Airpump?

2. Are high flow cats, noticibily quieter than a Midpipe??

thanks

StealthFox 07-08-06 02:36 PM

not too sure but since you havent gotten any replies yet, might as well put in my .02

1. believe so

2. yes(and almost as free flowing)

rynberg 07-08-06 06:05 PM

1. it depends, there is a lot of debate about it. You will need an air pump to pass emissions and the cat will last longer with the air pump.

2. Yes, a hi-flow cat is noticeably quieter than a midpipe. It is about the same noise level as a resonated midpipe (rx7store style).

SlingShotRX7 07-08-06 06:14 PM

Rynberg..

When you say last longer?? how long is that?? a year or two??
im running a single turbo, and Not sure if Airpump will even go back on.

I am currently running a midpipe. And im starting to get tired of how
fucking loud it is. I guess im getting old, I don't want me and my car
to sound so obnoxious.

anyone with 400-500rwhp using a high flow cat??

thanks again..

StealthFox 07-08-06 06:17 PM

not really, ive never seen a high HP single turbo car running a hiflo cat, by then you'd move to a straight pipe, and didn't you just crash your car slingshot?

DMoneyRX-7 07-08-06 06:20 PM

get a resonated mp

rynberg 07-08-06 10:07 PM

The rx7store resonated midpipe has a Magnaflow muffler in it. It has a bit different tonality but is as quiet as my hi-flow cat was.


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