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Old 03-23-2004, 02:26 AM
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Great Video Rogue
The high flow cat is'nt any louder than stock as yours sounds much like mine. I'll be dropping the cat and replacing with a straight 3" pipe in a month or so. I'll try for a before and after sound clip to compare.
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The high flow cat is'nt any louder than stock as yours sounds much like mine. I'll be dropping the cat and replacing with a straight 3" pipe in a month or so. I'll try for a before and after sound clip to compare.
It'* not that much louder without the Cat....wish I had a recorder and video cam....but the sweet sound of the headers is less muffled.
I connected my 3" off road pipe just before the stock resonator just before the O2 sensor coupling where the pipe is 2 1/2". After the resonator, the pipe reduces down to 2 1/4". I will eventually go 3" all the way back and split into twin 2 1/2" in and out Borla style mufflers.
Note that you will not find a 3" to 2 1/2" adapter but a good shop will be able to swage the two pipes and fill it up with weld.
Also, I couldn't find a proper plug for the after Cat O2 sensor, so I just left it in even though it is not connected to the wire harness.
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Originally Posted by Rogue
*Bump*

Because Hailey hasn't responded yet as she is probably sunning herself in Europe.
Oh I wish! I was at work a lot over the past few days...barely had any free time at all so I never got on BC.

All I can say is thanks so much Todd! The headers really made a big difference...it sounds great (I've never seen a dyno though...it'* kind of scary watching a great car get pushed so hard without shifting ). I probably will do headers sometime....though exhaust work is nearly last on my list of things to do over the next year and a half or so (that'* my timeline for all the work I want to do...if all goes well money wise), so I have plenty of time to think about it. Again, thanks.
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