Picking The Right High Flow Cat
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Picking The Right High Flow Cat
I'm trying to get the best cat for all around performance. I have a cat back and down pipe. I will be intalling an Apexi Power PC before I install the cat. I just see so many different ones on the market. I want it to be as light and as less restrictive as possible.
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Are you still using the airpump? Because if you are, you need to make sure your high-flow cat is fully plumbed for it. I have a Petitt that I haven't put on yet because there is just a little bung on the cat, and the only way I can see to make it work would be to weld the fitting from an existing cat onto it, and I don't want to totally trash my stock cat...those things are $2200 bucks if you have to buy them new!
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I bought a 3 inch magnaflow for 119.00 and had a mufflershop weld a pipe and flanges on it. I use the airpump with it. I weighed it and its only 6 lbs. The car runs and sounds great with the dp, magnaflow, and rb dual tip.
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Originally Posted by bajaman
Are you still using the airpump? Because if you are, you need to make sure your high-flow cat is fully plumbed for it. I have a Petitt that I haven't put on yet because there is just a little bung on the cat, and the only way I can see to make it work would be to weld the fitting from an existing cat onto it, and I don't want to totally trash my stock cat...those things are $2200 bucks if you have to buy them new!
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I'm trying to get the best cat for all around performance. I have a cat back and down pipe. I will be intalling an Apexi Power PC before I install the cat. I just see so many different ones on the market. I want it to be as light and as less restrictive as possible.
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