Wanna run a cat, but I've got a big cam
Wanna run a cat, but I've got a big cam
To keep things quiet and not too smelly, I wanna run a cat. The problem is, I'm running a good size cam: 248/254 duration, 582/588 lift, 112 LSA.
I know its gonna run fat down low, where I do most my driving, so it will probably clog up, so I'm probably looking at replacing cat(s) regularly.
If anyone is running a similar combo, what cat(s) are you running and how many miles do they last before they clog up?
I know its gonna run fat down low, where I do most my driving, so it will probably clog up, so I'm probably looking at replacing cat(s) regularly.
If anyone is running a similar combo, what cat(s) are you running and how many miles do they last before they clog up?
Originally posted by BUBBA
Why not just a good muffler? Changing CATs is an expensive proposition,isn't it?JMHO
Why not just a good muffler? Changing CATs is an expensive proposition,isn't it?JMHO
Originally posted by FacelessZ
I wouldnt buy a stocker off of here...the majority of them are probably clogged up...
I wouldnt buy a stocker off of here...the majority of them are probably clogged up...
Thanks for the tips. I've seen people clog up Random Tech cats with CC306 cams. I guess I just run one and find out for myself how long it lasts.
Car is not running yet. It's a Comp shelf cam and should be plenty streetable for my needs.
Originally posted by kgkern01
Thats a high duration cam. Is that a custom one? What kind of times do you run with that? Is it streetable?
Thats a high duration cam. Is that a custom one? What kind of times do you run with that? Is it streetable?
I stock cat would not be a good idea to run. Not only will it kill power it will clog up super fast. I'm not running a cat on my shorty's and i'm thinking about throwing a cat on when I put my as&m's on. What are some good relatively inexpensive high flow cats?


