secondary cat removal = more HP?
Just curious if anyone ran a straight pipe in place of the secondary cats on a LFX and saw any power gains. Is it much louder or are there any downside to doing this? such as CEL or lost of TQ etc.... Thanks!
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Is there a reason you don't want to just get solo high-flow downpipes instead?
I think you'd benefit a lot from getting that new pipe + high-flows with resonators. If you just straight pipe the secondary, it might get a little droney. |
I did at one point. It isn't much louder but while you do get "some" more volume, the primary cats are bigger and more prominent by extension. Real power is in high flow cats or catless downpipes. (After having them both in my hands I'm still not positive the stock cat pipes are 2.5" compared to catless downpipes but I assume they're the same)
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As mentioned above, your front cats are still going to restrict.
I honestly think the downpipe replacement is your best bet for the most power. They are practically the headers of the LFX world, it is unfortunate they are a little expensive. |
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What sort of gains are made with hi flow cats or catless? I’ve been debating this as my next step, but haven’t found any info.
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The more cats you remove the more you will notice it. Secondary cats removed with only primary stock cats may have an improvement, high flows or catless would give an improvement you could definitely feel, each with a greater improvement than the option before. At most on a completely stock vehicle it could be a max of 15whp. But everything matters if you're chasing peak numbers.
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Negative. Catless downpipes. But I also have the Magnaflow resonated x.
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