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Straight Pipe or High Flow Cat ?


bad3kgt
07-14-2005, 11:04 PM
Im wondering if i throw the straight pipe on my 3000gt, if it will screw anything up or if i should buy the randon tech High Flow cat from 3sx.....what do you guys think ?

Non Turbo btw

Hotshot8792
07-15-2005, 12:56 AM
Im wondering if i throw the straight pipe on my 3000gt, if it will screw anything up or if i should buy the randon tech High Flow cat from 3sx.....what do you guys think ?

Non Turbo btw


i'd get the straight pipe, and here's why

first off you wont mess up anything by eliminating your cat. In fact, i have 0 cats on my car and originally started with 2 precats and a main cat. Also, the straight pipe will give you less backpressure and better flow for more power.

If your state does not have emissions, you dont have anything at all to worry about as far as the straight pipe goes.

If your state has emissions, then you just simply need to make sure its a straight pipe you can bolt on the car and unbolt, so then you keep your cat and when its time for testing, all you do is switch the cat back on and then pull it back off after you pass your test.

Linebckr49
07-15-2005, 02:19 AM
ya, what Hotshot said ^. go with the straight pipe. it only takes 15 minutes to install. 4 bolts and 2 gaskets. quick replacement if you have to put the cat back in for emissions. also, a straight pipe will improve your exhaust sound, making it louder and a bit deeper.

Igovert500
07-15-2005, 04:33 AM
+1 ^

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