straight pipe or high flow cat
Voted for having a converter...
didnt notice any difference in power (I know... butt dyno BS) between the two.
I prefer the more subtle sound of a high flow, you wont get busted for the smell pumping from behind your car, and you help the EVERYONES HEALTH just a little bit.
They are cheap too...
http://www.rpmoutlet.com/powercat.htm
didnt notice any difference in power (I know... butt dyno BS) between the two.
I prefer the more subtle sound of a high flow, you wont get busted for the smell pumping from behind your car, and you help the EVERYONES HEALTH just a little bit.
They are cheap too...
http://www.rpmoutlet.com/powercat.htm
when you get rid of you cat it is going to sound really really ricey unless you get a good set of headers. I vote don't get megan headers. just save the 85 you spend on the megan headers, and you should get some dc at least.
but if you are going to get the megan haeders go with the high flow cat, but that is just my opinion.
but if you are going to get the megan haeders go with the high flow cat, but that is just my opinion.
I voted for hi-flow cat. The noise is significantly reduced so you dont drive around sounding like shitty farts all the time. Not only that but you can get 'CARB legal' ones too
no point in a test pipe unless you're turbocharged. a large, high-flow cat will almost flow like a test-pipe at low pressures. i doubt you'd be able to measure the difference in flow between a 2.25" converter and a 2.25" test pipe as long as the converter is new and of decent quality. i picked up a 2.5" converter just to make sure it wouldn't be a bottleneck.
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