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Rx-Revin 01-07-02 10:49 AM

Whats The highest flowing High flow cat?
 
:)

airborne 01-07-02 10:56 AM

not sure but my ntech just barely squeaked me pass emissions :)

twinturboteddy 01-07-02 10:57 AM

N-Tech

Rx-Revin 01-07-02 11:05 AM

Thanks for the reply's How is the Bonez high flow cat and does it reduce the noise of the exhaust.

rx7eaven 01-07-02 11:05 AM

I got N-tech and I love it! I don't know if it is the highest flowing but supposed to flow 98% better than stock.

Mahjik 01-07-02 11:16 AM


Originally posted by Rx-Revin
Thanks for the reply's How is the Bonez high flow cat and does it reduce the noise of the exhaust.
The Bonez is fine. As far as reducing the noise of the exhaust, I'm not sure what you mean. Anything that flows better than stock is going to be louder, but it's not as loud as a midpipe.

the_glass_man 01-07-02 12:05 PM


Originally posted by rx7eaven
I got N-tech and I love it! I don't know if it is the highest flowing but supposed to flow 98% better than stock.
Yeah I heard that its really nice. ;) :D
I'm allergic to cats, thats why I run with my ASP Exhaust (Midpipe/Catback in One)

Jonesboro 01-07-02 12:51 PM

Are both the N-Tech and Bonez high flow cats true 3" ID? For some reason I thought I once read that the Bonez high flow cat is 2.5" ID and the N-Tech high flow cat is 3" ID.

airborne 01-07-02 01:13 PM

i don't know about the size but sound of ntech compared to stock is noticeable louder. not midpipe loud though. i dig it.

has everyone been passing emissions with just ntech? i forget which reading it was but the guy put down one point under the limit, i thought he might of done me a favor :)

theman 01-07-02 02:46 PM

I prefer the Random Technology cat. Flows awesome from personal experiences on a few different cars, RX-7s and Supras included. Big 3" ID and seems to run really clean... just a couple decibles quiet compared to a midpipe.

rx7_lover 01-07-02 03:21 PM

well yeah i have. (Cal. smog)

intake - DP - N-tech cat - CB w/ stock ECU

FYI, i passed pre-test with PFC but decided not to use PFC for the main (real) test. ;)


Originally posted by airborne


has everyone been passing emissions with just ntech?


SARX7 01-07-02 03:23 PM

Which one doesn't require an air pump?

JoeD 01-07-02 07:38 PM

highest flowing high flow cat is the N-Tech. i heard that it flows 96% as well as a midpipe.

DRAG0NEER 04-04-02 01:07 AM

question --- If the N-tech hi-flow cat flows 96% as well as a midpipe, then why wouldn't it cause boost creeps as midpipes do??? Thanks in advance.

rynberg 04-04-02 01:31 AM


Originally posted by SARX7
Which one doesn't require an air pump?
None. Any cat will require the air pump.

maxcooper 04-04-02 02:42 AM

The N-Tech can be used without the air pump. It comes with the port plugged. If you want to use the air pump, you'll need to have a pipe welded on. If you need to pass inspection, you probably need to keep the air pump.

See pics and read info about the N-Tech cat here:
http://www.maxcooper.com/rx7/parts_info/cat/index.htm

-Max

happyham 04-04-02 03:02 AM

i just asked this on another similar thread, but would the borla xr1 muffler on a mp be quieter than a high flowing cat? if so, i would definitely ditch my cat for the borla mufflers and have the advantage of a straight through pipe, without fear of being pulled over for noise pollution. (yes, i know if i DID get pulled over, i'd be dead meat for no cat)

ttpowerd 04-04-02 09:00 AM

I got the n tech (thanks glass man) and it flows really well. Pretty loud and great construction. I recommend it :)


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