cat back exhausts??
whitez28
03-31-2007, 11:36 PM
does a cat back setup really make much difference in horsepower or is it just for the loud exhaust sound? i know that to really make a difference you need to do the headers and cat converters but i'm not made of money. does it make sense to do a cat back? what kind would you recomend if so?
2.2 Straight six
03-31-2007, 11:53 PM
it makes a very small difference.
if you want a real difference you need longtube headers, no cats, and 3" true duals.
if you want a real difference you need longtube headers, no cats, and 3" true duals.
bag91
04-01-2007, 06:30 PM
does a cat back setup really make much difference in horsepower or is it just for the loud exhaust sound? i know that to really make a difference you need to do the headers and cat converters but i'm not made of money. does it make sense to do a cat back? what kind would you recomend if so?
I find whole systems like that to be expensive, so I just went and bought the muffler and tips seperate and did it that way....its cheaper and just about the same.
I find whole systems like that to be expensive, so I just went and bought the muffler and tips seperate and did it that way....its cheaper and just about the same.
poormillionaire2
04-01-2007, 10:07 PM
A catback is a basic bolt-on. It frees up some horsepower and is a relatively cheap mod, depending on which system you go with. LT's and Y pipe can always be added on later. That's how most people mod cars, a little at a time.
Morley
04-01-2007, 10:50 PM
A catback is a basic bolt-on. It frees up some horsepower and is a relatively cheap mod, depending on which system you go with. LT's and Y pipe can always be added on later. That's how most people mod cars, a little at a time.
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The exhaust is the 1st most restrictive part of the engine, followed by the intake and air tract.
:1: :iagree:
The exhaust is the 1st most restrictive part of the engine, followed by the intake and air tract.
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