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Not the brand I have, my 400 cells came from a local exhaust shop, so far so good with them, they have done 20k km so far, lots of cruising around and have seen a few trips down the drag stripIs that link the ones you are using? Surprised they can handle the FI
I also doubt VF models can pass emissions with 400 cell cats and a cam on 98, no doubt the earlier models can.Not the brand I have, my 400 cells came from a local exhaust shop, so far so good with them, they have done 20k km so far, lots of cruising around and have seen a few trips down the drag strip
The link was for the new ones I'm looking at because I'm going to replace the 2.5" Y on my 3.5" single with a 3" Y and 4" single, more for noise than performance
Racecraft cats were recommended to me by a mate who recently had an exhaust built for his GTR Skyline, he used one of the 3" x 5" bodied 400 cell cats and passed an emissions test when getting his car engineered
My advice as always is to talk to your tuner, well, as long as they are a "good tuner", they can point you in the right direction for a exhaust system that will flow, and pass emissions
Cheers Pete.I've been living with it for 6 years now. The cam is mild (VCM5SC) though the fumes at idle can be quite strong. even with windows closed, the fumes find their way into the car.
I've had the tune tweaked, plus changed the cats from 100cel to 200cel. Made little to no difference.
It's only 22rwkw loss with Euro 5 400 cell 5" cats on an M3/M4 BMW. I've never tested it on a VF Commodore and not sure where there's room to fit 5" cats. 10" is too wide to run a pair of 5" cats in the trans tunnel I think.The "power loss" from 400 cell cats is negligible in a street car, especially if you use Euro 5 400 cell high flow cats with a 5" body, if you search around you can get then to suit 2.5" to 3"