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Old 05-23-04, 09:42 PM
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Downpipe heat and a catalytic converter

A catalytic converter requires a certain operating temperature to perform properly. Excessive temperatures will reduce cat efficiency and possible reduce operating life. Has anyone with a wrapped downpipe experienced (and a minimal assortment of other mods) 1.) problems passing smog tests, and/or, 2.) accelerated degradation of the catalyst bed?
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the whole issues on to wrap or not to wrap as been talked about massivly, search for it. as for the cat, its pretty much gone after 100k....
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I have searched for it but this topic is not mentioned.
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