Bonez high flow cat
12-20-06, 03:25 PM
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Originally Posted by fd3s800
Anyone know where i can buy Bonez high flow cat for a cheap price?
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but it aint gonna be cheap $419.00
12-20-06, 03:36 PM
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Originally Posted by tphan
12-20-06, 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Mahjik
Bonez is basically a Rotary Performance (RX7.com) brand. You either get it from them or find one used. There are some cheaper alternatives, I believe both GothamRacing.com and RX7Store.net have their own Hi-flo cats.
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12-20-06, 03:42 PM
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If all you want to do is quiet the sound, look at getting some Borla muffers and just pay an exhaust shop to weld them in place. That would be a better solution IMO for your situation.
You have enough space on the exhaust to fit 2 of them if needed, but I would try one and see if that gives you the sound you are looking for.
You have enough space on the exhaust to fit 2 of them if needed, but I would try one and see if that gives you the sound you are looking for.
12-20-06, 03:50 PM
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HF cats imo are pretty damn loud. If you're not worried about emmissions get this http://www.rx7store.net/product_p/resmidpipefd3s.htm
This will really quiet things down.
This will really quiet things down.
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12-20-06, 03:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Mahjik
If all you want to do is quiet the sound, look at getting some Borla muffers and just pay an exhaust shop to weld them in place. That would be a better solution IMO for your situation.
You have enough space on the exhaust to fit 2 of them if needed, but I would try one and see if that gives you the sound you are looking for.
You have enough space on the exhaust to fit 2 of them if needed, but I would try one and see if that gives you the sound you are looking for.
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You will choke that single turbo with a hi-flow cat.....do what these guys are suggesting and weld a Magnaflow oval muffler in. You also have a really loud cat-back, so something like a Racing Beat exhaust would quiet things down a lot.
Of course, this is all a moot point if your wastegate is dumping to atmosphere.
Of course, this is all a moot point if your wastegate is dumping to atmosphere.
12-20-06, 10:03 PM
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A resonator pipe does help quiet the engine down, but in my experience, a more restrictive exhaust will make driving the car more bearable. I'm currently running a Racing Beat dual tip exhaust, and the car is still louder than stock, but not irritating. I also triple-sheilded my exhaust heat shield with extreme dynamat (i figured every bit helps) and currently dynamatting and sound-insulating my trunk floor. Also, the lower your car is to the ground, the more noise will be deflected back into the cabin.
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