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Old 12-07-2006, 04:32 PM   #31
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Re: Replace Cat with straight pipe

Is this the Mustang forum? No....

We are talking about a Blazer here, not your Mustang.

There is no difference in power or economy on a BLAZER when you have a cat vs no cat.
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Old 12-07-2006, 04:51 PM   #32
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Re: Replace Cat with straight pipe

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where's your proof that cats do not reduce horsepower?

my car makes 2psi LESS BOOST when I have the stock 4-cat H-pipe on for emissions.

that's 20-30hp!
I'm surprised that you don't see more of a loss than that. Stock cats do restrict the exhaust, having four of them should definitely hurt performance. The high flow cats that BlazerLT is talking about have a flow comparable to no cat at all. A Blazer only has one cat, so any performance difference between a high flow cat and no cat on a Blazer is negligible, and probably not noticeable.
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Also if you have no restriction you will lose all your low end torque.
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