Catless v6?
I have a question for everyone. I have a sixer with true dual flowmasters, no crossover, and stock cats. Changing the exhaust is not happening, so don't even start to rip on my flowmasters. However, I was wondering if you guys would recommend removing the cats on a sixer. I just don't want to do it and have it sound rice...what do you guys think will happen?
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Originally Posted by herndy_1
I have a question for everyone. I have a sixer with true dual flowmasters, no crossover, and stock cats. Changing the exhaust is not happening, so don't even start to rip on my flowmasters. However, I was wondering if you guys would recommend removing the cats on a sixer. I just don't want to do it and have it sound rice...what do you guys think will happen?
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the v6 will never sound GOOOD, just . . less bad sometimes :)
just pull the cats and get some more power out of it :pepper: |
its just going to make it louder and flow better for more power. I say cut em off.
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but watch out for emmissions
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Go ahead take them out. If you dont like it replace or put in some new high flow cats. IMO im not going catless until i get LTs or lil better airflow from the engine.
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Ok, thats all kinda what I thought, I just don't want it to sound bad if i remove them. Right now it sounds pretty good in lower RPM's, but in the higher range, it gets pretty weak and airy.
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Originally Posted by herndy_1
Ok, thats all kinda what I thought, I just don't want it to sound bad if i remove them. Right now it sounds pretty good in lower RPM's, but in the higher range, it gets pretty weak and airy.
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i have a stock ford dual exhaust that came of a gt with less than 1000miles on it an I can honestly say It sounds deep and nice throughout the rpm range I just wish it was a bit louder :(
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oh ya and if ya take the cats off post how it sounds because I'm thinking about either removing the cats or different exhuast.
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