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Old 02-20-2007, 11:04 AM
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Lightbulb OBX header and magnaflow high-flow direct fit catalytic converter

i recently purchased an OBX header and front pipe and a magna flow high flow direct-fit cat. they both came the same day and i opened the boxes and examined the parts to find that the "HIGH FLOW DIRECT-FIT" cat from magnaflow is what seems to be a 2 inch flow through while the OBX header looks to be 2 1/2 inches. they both bolt together like the factory exhaust so my question is this....will this pose a problem with performance as well as installation? i can post pictures if u like.
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Re: OBX header and magnaflow high-flow direct fit catalytic converter

It's not gonna be noticeable....especially if you've got a 2.2, it's just gonna be alot louder
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Re: OBX header and magnaflow high-flow direct fit catalytic converter

So your saying header and a Hi-flow cat wont increase HP?
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Re: OBX header and magnaflow high-flow direct fit catalytic converter

no, it will, hes just saying it wont be a noticable difference if he looses power from the different pipe sizing.
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Re: OBX header and magnaflow high-flow direct fit catalytic converter

the Hp gain won't be noticable either. Exhaust systems don't add hp, they just make it easier for the exhaust to flow out. I did a full header back exhaust on my former 2.2 and it felt the same IF NOT slower.
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the Hp gain won't be noticable either. Exhaust systems don't add hp, they just make it easier for the exhaust to flow out. I did a full header back exhaust on my former 2.2 and it felt the same IF NOT slower.
oOo...icic. ya, in the future im thinking about getting a new 2200 and rebuilding it. i cant wait! haha
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