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Front pipe, possible to remove cat?

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Old 03-10-06, 02:52 PM
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I wouldnt recommend it. This is a twin turbo car, and you'll be creating turbulence very close to the turbines. You can buy used downpipes for 50 bucks now, pick one of those up.
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I thought the non-US models had no catalytic element in the downpipe.

If it does, then I think the only reasonable way to do it is to cut it in half then weld it back together.

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Originally Posted by killswitch
OK cheers for the info.

Prob is I think LHD downpipes are slightly different to the RHD ones and it hits something down there unfortunately
Correct. They are different for RHD models, they have a wide but flattened spot to clear the steering shaft. Those may be a bit more expensive, but still worthwhile.
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