Any problems with only having one high flow cat ?
Any problems with only having one high flow cat ?
hey guys I have a question. I think my passenger side cat is clogged . If I were to replace it with the highflow catco replacement would it have any ill effects on the car and would it horribly unequalize backpressure between the two banks ???
Re: Any problems with only having one high flow cat ?
I dont like the idea of having a difference in power between cylinders. The stock cats dont flow all that bad so i dont think you would notice a difference but why not change em both while you're at it. They don't cost all that much and since one clogged, the other is probably clogged somewhat as well.
Re: Any problems with only having one high flow cat ?
Originally Posted by madwolf
Don't gut. Replace with pipes.
.edit , im pretty sure the stock y-pipe runners are 2.5 inches in diameter right ?
Last edited by BigJustinZ28; Jul 26, 2005 at 03:53 PM.
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