Is my cat still serviceable for use?
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Is my cat still serviceable for use?
As part of my hunt for the unexplained mystery of no boost, I pulled the main cat.
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Never pulled a cat before. Do you think its clogged?
You cant see any light through it, and if you shake it up and down, there's a small rattle, but it doesn't feel like the whole honeycomb is moving around in there.
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Pictures attached.
Never pulled a cat before. Do you think its clogged?
You cant see any light through it, and if you shake it up and down, there's a small rattle, but it doesn't feel like the whole honeycomb is moving around in there.
thanks
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the second pic is what it should look like, the first picture is what it shouldn't. it might still squeak by a smog test, but its days are numbered
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Thanks, mate. I'll chuck it back on the car until I can pick up another cat, as test-pipes aren't good for boost creep... but even boost creep would be a welcome change!
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Steve - remove it now and by a power fc to control your boost (and the NZ made datalogit). Your right that it wont help any spikes - but your not at that point yet cuz!
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