26/07/09 10:44 AM26/07/09 10:44 AM #1 getting retuned in the next week or so at cv is it worth while putting a high flow cat in with a standard exhuast im not really after a power gain just better throttle response more than anything else ? im sure this has been asked a million times befor and ive read a few post but couldnt really find a straight answer do I need to upgrade my actuator after putting a high flow cat in the car will have the following mods , plazaman hot side pipeing , process west cold side , capa cooler direct replacement ,walbro fuel pump and bigger injectors bf mk1 6 speed auto cheers trev
26/07/09 10:50 AM26/07/09 10:50 AM #2 It sure is. Standard cats choke up the exhaust even on a standard system.
26/07/09 11:23 AM26/07/09 11:23 AM #3 Get a high flow cat for sure mate and even look at getting a dump upgrade aswell. The rest of the standard exhaust is good up into the 300's.
28/07/09 12:28 PM28/07/09 12:28 PM #4 getting retuned in the next week or so at cv is it worth while putting a high flow cat in with a standard exhuast im not really after a power gain just better throttle response more than anything else ? im sure this has been asked a million times befor and ive read a few post but couldnt really find a straight answer do I need to upgrade my actuator after putting a high flow cat in the car will have the following mods , plazaman hot side pipeing , process west cold side , capa cooler direct replacement ,walbro fuel pump and bigger injectors bf mk1 6 speed auto cheers trevif you are after throttle response, a dump pipe and cat will make the biggest difference.
13/08/09 09:17 AM13/08/09 09:17 AM #5 Author been calling around for a high flow cat plus install prices are all over the place how much should I be looking at around abouts and can anybody recommmend somewhere are the st peters, newtown , tempe area I need to get it done befor monday morning because the cars booked in at cv on monday cheers trev
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