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Reply With Quotewont make much of a difference, is easy to remove, and is a hefty fine if caught without it. if you really want the gain from having no Cat, go buy a high flow one
Removing the KAT
Was wondering if its hard to take off the cat from the exhaust and if it makes a big difference?
on my v6 vy
Last edited by minux; 08-10-2007 at 07:42 AM. Reason: grammar
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wont make much of a difference, is easy to remove, and is a hefty fine if caught without it. if you really want the gain from having no Cat, go buy a high flow one
Dont take of ya cat off, with out replacing it with a high flow cat, like said if you get caught huge fine, and i dont think it will make a hugh difference anyway, have you got extractors and 2 1/2 cat back exaust ??
Exhaust Guru
Removing the cat will make it worse, fitting a hi flow will make no difference either. Extractors and a decent system will be the best and probably the cheapest mod you can do to improve driveability. No huge power gains, but it will change the torque curve and make the car more responsive.
Tells it like it is.
Unbolting it is a 5 min job. I smashed out the guts of the blocked one on my VN and although power was better than before, I seriously doubt it is any better than a functioning one however it has made an echo chamber that sounds crap. I'll be putting a new hi-flow cat on the new system when it goes into the other car.Originally Posted by Egnitevt
Not to mention the fine when you get caught as others have said.
Reaper
i guess its not the best of ideas taking the KAT off ill look into it a bit more
does anybody knoe the difference it would make if i put a straight pipe about 60cm or watever it is on my car instead of the stock one?
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