high flow cats. Too expensive

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07-11-2005 | 06:14 PM

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j_ozolins

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high flow cats. Too expensive

Ooh. Hefty fines I don't need!
I will check around, but I am sure it'* the same here.

thanks

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07-11-2005 | 06:30 PM

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LittleHoov

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what might the part number be for 2.25 inch piping? just out of curiousity

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07-13-2005 | 12:19 AM

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Drifter420

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Re: high flow cats. Too expensive

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Originally Posted by j_ozolins

Ooh. Hefty fines I don't need!
I will check around, but I am sure it'* the same here.

thanks

Well.. if you don't have emission testing in your area.. then you can hollow out the cat.. so externally it looks the same. I notice @ low RPM it doesn't create enough backpressure and stumbles a bit hear and there.. but @ higher RPM... SSSSUUWWWEEETT !!!

if pic links don't work ( cause of stupid cardomain )

clickie this
http://memimage.cardomain.net/member...341_4_full.jpg

P.*. I didn't know my cat got blown up and out till emission testing.. but I still have it just in case.. hee hee

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