should i remove my cat on my mid pipe?
12-17-10, 03:33 PM
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should i remove my cat on my mid pipe?
i have a cat on my midpipe i want to know if i will notice a diff in power withoutit. i know it will be louder.
i have a stock 13b motor
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i have a stock 13b motor
to4z single turbo kit... from rx7store
pfc
hks catback
fmic
12 psi
12-17-10, 11:36 PM
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Yes, I would most certainly, without a doubt, get it tuned for the free flowing exhaust. I wouldn't even install the midpipe until it was at the shop to be tuned.
The good thing about that is you can then safely run free-flow and, if need be, you can put a cat back on and still be perfectly safe to beat on the car (though the car will feel noticeably sluggish with a cat). I would not ever, ever, Ever, EVer, EVAR, run this car with a free flowing system if it weren't tuned for it! But that's just me.
The good thing about that is you can then safely run free-flow and, if need be, you can put a cat back on and still be perfectly safe to beat on the car (though the car will feel noticeably sluggish with a cat). I would not ever, ever, Ever, EVer, EVAR, run this car with a free flowing system if it weren't tuned for it! But that's just me.
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Yes, I would most certainly, without a doubt, get it tuned for the free flowing exhaust. I wouldn't even install the midpipe until it was at the shop to be tuned.
The good thing about that is you can then safely run free-flow and, if need be, you can put a cat back on and still be perfectly safe to beat on the car (though the car will feel noticeably sluggish with a cat). I would not ever, ever, Ever, EVer, EVAR, run this car with a free flowing system if it weren't tuned for it! But that's just me.
The good thing about that is you can then safely run free-flow and, if need be, you can put a cat back on and still be perfectly safe to beat on the car (though the car will feel noticeably sluggish with a cat). I would not ever, ever, Ever, EVer, EVAR, run this car with a free flowing system if it weren't tuned for it! But that's just me.
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12-18-10, 07:44 AM
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