11/12/05 08:51 PM11/12/05 08:51 PM #1 Hi, I have done a few mods to my turbo which is now getting 285rw.The only thing I have done to the exhaust system is romve the centre mufflerand now want to do further mods on it but want to keep the bang for bucks in order.My Q is. If I put a bigger cat in would this help me achieve a good result without having to put in a system that is going to cost around the $1500 mark.
12/12/05 01:20 AM12/12/05 01:20 AM #3 My I suggest getting a dump pipe as well as the bigger cat. This will give you good gains and at a resonable price. Just make sure you get a cat that is proven to be a high flow unit rather something that says it's good but is not.
12/12/05 10:59 PM12/12/05 10:59 PM #6 Punch it out <{POST_SNAPBACK}><{POST_SNAPBACK}>And get sprung...vik...$10,000.00 fine aint it over there
12/12/05 11:18 PM12/12/05 11:18 PM #7 Punch it out <{POST_SNAPBACK}><{POST_SNAPBACK}>And get sprung...vik...$10,000.00 fine aint it over there <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yeah, that's why I didn't do it. Get a hiflow cat, or leave it alone, not worth the trouble. ( Just thought the punching smiley face was a bit of fun ).Daniel
12/12/05 11:32 PM12/12/05 11:32 PM #8 Punch it out <{POST_SNAPBACK}><{POST_SNAPBACK}>And get sprung...vik...$10,000.00 fine aint it over there <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Yeah, that's why I didn't do it. Get a hiflow cat, or leave it alone, not worth the trouble. ( Just thought the punching smiley face was a bit of fun ).Daniel<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Now do I or dont I beleves youvik...here comes the judge,here comes the judge,you be the judge
13/12/05 12:17 AM13/12/05 12:17 AM #9 Author Punch it out <{POST_SNAPBACK}><{POST_SNAPBACK}>And get sprung...vik...$10,000.00 fine aint it over there <{POST_SNAPBACK}>I'm in the land of the long white cloud and we have no law against not having a cat.Would it be worth punching it, also would I have to get a retune?Cheers
13/12/05 02:22 AM13/12/05 02:22 AM #10 I would, but it free's up the exhaust that much, that you might have to get a retune because of boost spiking,if you have a boost gauge, and you don't get any spikes then it should be ok, but it would be best to run it on a dyno for safety. David
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