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Cutout and cat-removal

Tell me what you think of this: An electronically controlled cut-out before the cat. Pipe attached to the straight branch and cat attached to the other branch and attached back together with a both end open cut-out. How many hp gains when on the straight pipe?
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Re: Cutout and cat-removal

why do all that work, just weld in the cutout and be done w/ it
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Re: Cutout and cat-removal

Well the cutout is too loud to use on-road but this way i will have the cat off all the time except for inspection time.
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Re: Cutout and cat-removal

With all the extra piping you'll be adding the extra weight will negate the extra ponies you'll get.

Weld in the cutout before the cat, put a qtec or mccord power plate on it. You can open and close it whenever you want.
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Re: Cutout and cat-removal

I have seen people that put a small resonator at the cutout and that dissipates noise a little. I agree with Ripn12s to much hassle to just have a cutout. The electronic shut off is sweet tought. I would install the cut out with the electronic shut off and open and close it at will. That is sweet
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Re: Cutout and cat-removal

I have heard and seen that there is no room before the cat to add a cutout....how do you plan on finding room for this?
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Re: Cutout and cat-removal

No one has told me yet how much hps I'll get considering that I have already removed the ubent and resonator and I have good flowing mufflers. With the cutout I might also put a resonator to make it quite. Anyone thinks I'll get hps worth the effort?

"I have heard and seen that there is no room before the cat to add a cutout....how do you plan on finding room for this?"

Even if that is true you can always cut from the after and move the cat forward a few inch.
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Re: Cutout and cat-removal

I went from 14.00s to 13.8's w/ all mods being equal except a cutout. So it helps.

Adding a cutout before the cat is possible. What you need to do is have a shop cut a whole in the pipe and then weld in the 3 bolt flange thing that the cap attaches to.
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Re: Re: Cutout and cat-removal

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I have heard and seen that there is no room before the cat to add a cutout....how do you plan on finding room for this?
I thought the 97-03s had room but I do know it would be very difficult on the 04s because the cat is moved way forward.


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Re: Cutout and cat-removal

The only way to do it on 04 is to move the cat after the little bend and on it's place do the cutout
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