High Flow vs Stock Cat
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i did mine 2 week ago and from the track testing and but feel id say about 5 horsepower if youre old cat is ok and youre exhaust will be a bit louder and gutting youre cat will hurt performance and give a code . but be sure to get the high flow one
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Originally Posted by Buickman104
Out of the high flow Cats we have to choose from which would be considerd the highest flowing out of the group?
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You dont want "gutted out", you want high flow.
When I put in a high-flow cat in my 93, it made a difference in hard-acceleration. Mind you it was not mind-blowing difference, but it was noticable.
When I put in a high-flow cat in my 93, it made a difference in hard-acceleration. Mind you it was not mind-blowing difference, but it was noticable.
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This will depend on your mods. I changed my cat only when I had a 3.4, pems and a gutted airbox. Honestly..all I noticed was a louder tone. Overall, I wasn't flowing enough to need a high flow at that time.
If your cat is clogged or bad, yes.....high flow it.
If your cat is clogged or bad, yes.....high flow it.
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Thanks for the advice guys. Yup the reason I was was asking is because when I got my car it had no cat, and since I am planning to start driving and modding it this mid winter I want to get it installed along with my new door.
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