Is re-piping my cat back worth it?
I have 60 mm piping exhaust w/ JDM header & test pipe. I was thinking of re piping it to 2.5, but still, wouldn't there be a bottleneck where the piping meets the muffler? Would that be just as bad as not doing it?
By the way I have JUN stage 3 cams, Springs, Titanium retatiners, DC JDM 4-1 headers, 2.5 testpipe, and a Tanabe G Power exhaust.
Thanks again
By the way I have JUN stage 3 cams, Springs, Titanium retatiners, DC JDM 4-1 headers, 2.5 testpipe, and a Tanabe G Power exhaust.
Thanks again
no real point since you still have the small header.
What muffler are you using?
What muffler are you using?
In away I am hopeing it's a waste of money, so I don't have to spend money on modifing the modifications
hehehe[Modified by azn98R, 6:03 PM 1/22/2002]
True, but I will spend the money if it's worth it. Don't get me wrong, I will spend the money, but if ya'll feel it's not worth the time or money, than I would take another route or not even bother. That is why I am asking you guys this question, I am way sure that you guys might know more than me, (lol...obviously), when it comes to NA engines and the way air flow is very important.
I was just unsure if there would be a big difference in power and if it is worth the money or change the whole catback to something else that has the pipings required....
I was just unsure if there would be a big difference in power and if it is worth the money or change the whole catback to something else that has the pipings required....
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