Removing Cat, need to re-tune?
Hi all,
Setup is a B18B, Garrett T3 10Psi, 232Whp on a mustang dyno.
I got a 2.5'' Dp to a 3'' high flow magnaflow Cat, to a 3'' exhaust. People keep saying to remove the Cat for faster spool.
My question is: if turbo spool faster, it will need more gaz at that time so I will need to get the car to the dyno again... I am right?
Thank you for any input related.
Setup is a B18B, Garrett T3 10Psi, 232Whp on a mustang dyno.
I got a 2.5'' Dp to a 3'' high flow magnaflow Cat, to a 3'' exhaust. People keep saying to remove the Cat for faster spool.
My question is: if turbo spool faster, it will need more gaz at that time so I will need to get the car to the dyno again... I am right?
Thank you for any input related.
if it doesn't really make a difference then you don't really have to remove the cat.
but if you remove it and it spools or makes more power i would retune it.
but if you remove it and it spools or makes more power i would retune it.
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very true. i would retune it period. anything more you put on your car or take off is going to affect your AF ratioo. a good 30 min tune should be just fine.
very true. i would retune it period. anything more you put on your car or take off is going to affect your AF ratioo. a good 30 min tune should be just fine.
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