hi flow cats
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So if I buy some http://www.rpmoutlet.com/powercat.htm are they ok
I know pypes make some is anymore company that make hi flow cats?
I know pypes make some is anymore company that make hi flow cats?
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#8
ive still yet to figure out what the O/R stands for. like O/R H pipe. Im new to the dual exhaust thing. All ive did is change the stock exhaust for a perfect fit flowmaster 40, and i think its the best cheap exhaust you can do. Ill get a video sometime. Its not very loud, but cutting the cats will ruin its controlled sound it has. People have asked if its a v8 when i start it, but they know after i rev it then its a v6, dont got that rev down sound. But all i can say is, if your gonna do any exhaust, my fav sound is with a long tube header setup, no cats, H pipe, and 2 flow 40's with turndowns. Thats my dream exhaust when i get more money.
#11
Ok thank for the help my set-up is a true dual I have no h or o/r. I have some flowmaster 40, **** where I lived at there are a lot of gt and my car sound why better then the gt I took off the rev limiter I don’t rev it much but it sound good for being a true dual I just going to put some hi flow cat for it can be a little more deep tone and get a little more HP.
#12
im not sure how good of a sound u will get. a guy around my house has a v6 with a 8.8 rear and 4.56 gears. and he has his cats gutted, in other words, there still there he just ripped the insides out. and i really dont like the sound. its different tho for the area. lots of mustangs where i live. all are quiet. but idk dude go ur own path, be different! thats how i roll.. look at the 20vs17s in tire and wheel talk, i used to have 20's haha.
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