95 Camaro With Dual Cats?
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95 Camaro With Dual Cats?
I was reading through the February 2002 issue of Hot Rod and they state on page 35 that "1995: LT-1 powered F-bodies built for sale in California get dual catalytic converters and a 10hp boost, bringing the total to 285". I was under the impression that dual cats didn't come along until 1997. Am I wrong?
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Re: 95 Camaro With Dual Cats?
Originally posted by Toms30th
I was reading through the February 2002 issue of Hot Rod and they state on page 35 that "1995: LT-1 powered F-bodies built for sale in California get dual catalytic converters and a 10hp boost, bringing the total to 285". I was under the impression that dual cats didn't come along until 1997. Am I wrong?
I was reading through the February 2002 issue of Hot Rod and they state on page 35 that "1995: LT-1 powered F-bodies built for sale in California get dual catalytic converters and a 10hp boost, bringing the total to 285". I was under the impression that dual cats didn't come along until 1997. Am I wrong?
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Hey shoebox, I thought you were in agreement that even though it has been published that 95 CA cars got dual cats it is strange that one has never been found... at least not to my knowledge. I thought you had heard the same?
You'd think with there not being THAT many states that SOMEBODY would have a dual cat 95 if they did in fact exist
You'd think with there not being THAT many states that SOMEBODY would have a dual cat 95 if they did in fact exist
#7
I own a 95 Z28 California car M6 with a single cat. My friend's 95 California A4 car has the dual cats. Not sure if it solely depended on type of transmission or not. Mine was built in Aug of 1994 so it was an early 95.
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Originally posted by Brent94Z
Hey shoebox, I thought you were in agreement that even though it has been published that 95 CA cars got dual cats it is strange that one has never been found... at least not to my knowledge. I thought you had heard the same?
You'd think with there not being THAT many states that SOMEBODY would have a dual cat 95 if they did in fact exist
Hey shoebox, I thought you were in agreement that even though it has been published that 95 CA cars got dual cats it is strange that one has never been found... at least not to my knowledge. I thought you had heard the same?
You'd think with there not being THAT many states that SOMEBODY would have a dual cat 95 if they did in fact exist
Last edited by drop top steve; 01-21-2003 at 10:02 PM.
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Originally posted by OBE1 95Z28
I own a 95 Z28 California car M6 with a single cat. My friend's 95 California A4 car has the dual cats. Not sure if it solely depended on type of transmission or not. Mine was built in Aug of 1994 so it was an early 95.
I own a 95 Z28 California car M6 with a single cat. My friend's 95 California A4 car has the dual cats. Not sure if it solely depended on type of transmission or not. Mine was built in Aug of 1994 so it was an early 95.
DAMN! First time I've heard of an actual car existing. Hmmm... this throws a monkey wrench into things
#10
Originally posted by drop top steve
There was a post last month but a guy with a dual cat 96 TA/Fromula, the debate was over obdi or obdii.
There was a post last month but a guy with a dual cat 96 TA/Fromula, the debate was over obdi or obdii.
I remember the debate about OBDII in a 95 and I was thinking the consensus was that it would have been way too much trouble to get a dual cat car to work with OBDI since, unless I'm wrong, don't dual cat cars have 4 O2 sensors?
Heck, I don't know
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Originally posted by Brent94Z
Hey shoebox, I thought you were in agreement that even though it has been published that 95 CA cars got dual cats it is strange that one has never been found... at least not to my knowledge. I thought you had heard the same?
You'd think with there not being THAT many states that SOMEBODY would have a dual cat 95 if they did in fact exist
Hey shoebox, I thought you were in agreement that even though it has been published that 95 CA cars got dual cats it is strange that one has never been found... at least not to my knowledge. I thought you had heard the same?
You'd think with there not being THAT many states that SOMEBODY would have a dual cat 95 if they did in fact exist
The debate was not that dual cat 95's exist-they do. It was whether that they were OBD1 or OBD2. They are OBD1 and there was a California guy that confirmed his dual cat car was indeed OBD1.
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Originally posted by kyzer soze
I have california 19995 firebird formula how do i find out if its a single or dual cat?
I have california 19995 firebird formula how do i find out if its a single or dual cat?