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elixir0077
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2/02/2004
21:11:26

Subject: catallytic converter
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about how much horsepower is taken away, from your catallytic converter? can you take them off, how would it run, and how would you do it?



Jumperman18
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2/02/2004
21:49:11

RE: catallytic converter
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It depends on your engine size, Id say 2-3hp loss max. Yes, it can be removed but you need to check your states smog regulations. Many people hollow them out and reinstall the outer shell to gain the performance yet appear to be stock.

I would recommend a carsound/magnaflow high flow cat very nice units. The high flow cat(s) are a direct replacement retaining the O2 port. You will notice increased resignation from your exhaust system with the high flow cat. You should gain a few hp Dakotas seem to perform well with any increase in the engines ability to breath. Have an exhaust shop do the installation!

Hope that helps



elixir
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2/03/2004
00:56:22

RE: catallytic converter
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thankyou, where do you know all this from



Mr.Sleepy
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2/03/2004
08:19:04

RE: catallytic converter
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Common knowledge. Next time your at the muffler shop or mechanics, hang out with him while he's working on your car and ask questions.



Kowalski
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2/03/2004
16:40:24

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Actually I beiieve its more like 5 horse on a mopar v8...but you guys were close. I'm sure it varies on different motors.



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