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Old 07-02-2006, 01:24 PM
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Heres the question, I have a 99 dx hatch with a d16y7 wich has the cat built into the header right after it comes off of the head. Im pretty sure if you buy a header and cat back, That will leave no room for a cat inbetween, is this true? And if so, is a header for a y8 the same? or would that leave room for a cat? im trying to get a cat in there to pass emissions w/o welding. also what have u guys done with the o2 sensor that is after the cat on a no cat system?
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anybody?
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I put a dc sport header on my dx and it bolted right up to the stock dx intermediate pipe, (the one that goes all the way to the muffler), but that meant that I didn't have a cat. my solution was to then buy an aftermarket cat, a bosal, becasue i couldn't find a stock one. but i also had to buy the intermidiate pipe for a civic ex, because it is shorter. a slight issue may be the muffler, the dx flange is smaller then the ex pipe. I used a used SI muffler i got from a friend and that worked fine. the secondary O2 sensor can be bypassed easily with an o2 simulator, http://www.o2simulator.com 30 bucks with shipping, i installed mine at the ecu instead of under the car, you have to also simulate the heater circuit. i've had it for about 10 months with no problem
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best thing to do is convert to a full exhuast system at the same time. that includes the header, cat, and cat back.
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put an aftermarket high flow cat in there
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im deffinitly going to go full exhaust at one time. and im going to go full megan racing (4-2-1 header - drift spec cat back) so i schould just buy the cat-back part for a civic ex coupe and that will leave room for a cat?
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coupe exhuast will not fit, without modifaction.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by sohcvtec1995 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">coupe exhuast will not fit, without modifaction.</TD></TR></TABLE>

ok but what im saying is, if i bought the megan racing header, and megan racing cat back, that would leave no room for a cat, is there any posible way to get a cat to bolt up w/o welding?
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do you have emmisons where you live?
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yep....but besides emissions, dosnt ur car run like **** if you just take out and leave the o2 sensor after the cat?
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thje first o2 is the primary, you just need a simulater for the second one. that one is not really important.
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alright, is that simple to do? is ther a write up on here?
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you buy it. go in the sponser section
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yeah i know i saw the link posted befor, but putting it in....simple?
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