Best High Flow Cat option?
Best High Flow Cat option?
Are any of you running one without a CEL? I dont want to pay the extra cost for a HFC and then get the same CEL's i would get from a test pipe. I want to be able to throw in a 3" HFC and never worry about it again.
Anyone having any success with a good reasonably priced HFC?
Anyone having any success with a good reasonably priced HFC?
i have a cobb high flow cat and a CEL has been on for about 3 days now. i'm 'hoping' it's because i need an oil change, but if it isn't then i'll be pretty blown.
so hold off on cobb for now
so hold off on cobb for now
Are any of you running one without a CEL? I dont want to pay the extra cost for a HFC and then get the same CEL's i would get from a test pipe. I want to be able to throw in a 3" HFC and never worry about it again.
Anyone having any success with a good reasonably priced HFC?
Anyone having any success with a good reasonably priced HFC?
If you are on a budget, UR has pretty good review so far.
If you are willing to spend a little more money, go with HKS, Sard or Garage G Force high flow cat.
If you are willing to spend a little more money, go with HKS, Sard or Garage G Force high flow cat.
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I have an Apexi 3" turbo back exhaust. I was using the stock cat with Apexi downpipe / catback for a while. Once I put the COBB high flow cat on, there was a noticeable difference in how the exhaust sounded as well as noticing that the car pulled harder up to red line with the new cat.
I choose the COBB cat for a few reasons. First, it IMO it looks the best out of other companies cats (no weird heat shields / huge catalyst housing). Second, the catalyst itself only takes up a small portion of the pipe and the pipe itself is actually bigger where the catalyst is located.
If you are asking whether I had the car dyno'ed before or after, or if I ran it down the strip to compare, I did not do that. But I can say it mellowed out the sound of the exahust, I don't get a CEL and haven't had any issues.
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Hey Ken-
I have an Apexi 3" turbo back exhaust. I was using the stock cat with Apexi downpipe / catback for a while. Once I put the COBB high flow cat on, there was a noticeable difference in how the exhaust sounded as well as noticing that the car pulled harder up to red line with the new cat.
I choose the COBB cat for a few reasons. First, it IMO it looks the best out of other companies cats (no weird heat shields / huge catalyst housing). Second, the catalyst itself only takes up a small portion of the pipe and the pipe itself is actually bigger where the catalyst is located.
If you are asking whether I had the car dyno'ed before or after, or if I ran it down the strip to compare, I did not do that. But I can say it mellowed out the sound of the exahust, I don't get a CEL and haven't had any issues.
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I have an Apexi 3" turbo back exhaust. I was using the stock cat with Apexi downpipe / catback for a while. Once I put the COBB high flow cat on, there was a noticeable difference in how the exhaust sounded as well as noticing that the car pulled harder up to red line with the new cat.
I choose the COBB cat for a few reasons. First, it IMO it looks the best out of other companies cats (no weird heat shields / huge catalyst housing). Second, the catalyst itself only takes up a small portion of the pipe and the pipe itself is actually bigger where the catalyst is located.
If you are asking whether I had the car dyno'ed before or after, or if I ran it down the strip to compare, I did not do that. But I can say it mellowed out the sound of the exahust, I don't get a CEL and haven't had any issues.
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Later, Ken


