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I have the Solo high flow cats and they are great. No tune or cel's. I have the Range AFM delete device that plugs into the OBDII port and does not void warranty. It eliminates any transitional noise or hesitation between the 4 to 8 mode. No tune required. Less than $200 and it can be pulled out anytime. I notice about 1 mile per gallon less with it in on long drives. As for the cats, they can quickly be removed for the stock cats for warranty or emission issues.
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How much were those cats and are you running ? And what headers panther?
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$675 for the L99 cats. The JBA's are more than $100 less, but, you have to buy rear o2 extenders and they do not have the reputation that the Solo's have. I do not have shorties at this time. Apex has JBA ceramic coated shorties for $625. If you don't plan on tuning now I would just get the cats and start there.
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If you are going to tune the Shorties and high flows are good for about 30rwhp.
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What about the cats? As an FYI it is illegal to remove factory cats and either simply not install any at all, or to install a non-approved for the vehicle cat
I don;t care how illegal your car is, just giving you a heads' up
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Well I planned on just going BBK Shorty headers for now and saving for the cats/LTs later when I pass smog lol. So this way I'll have a set for smog and a set for street. I know the shortys don't provide much but it's something at this point. Yeah the hi flows are cool but worries about when smog is due
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Actually I changed my mind. I am going with JBA high flow cats/mid pipes and leaving the stock headers since they flow so well and designed really well. Now will I need to Dino or get a tune after that? I have the super hips 91 octane tune so I hope not lol. Trying to find a set by ,onday
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I kept my factory cats, so if I had to r&r them for warranty or smog issues I could do it in 1-1/2 hours. The CAI is illegal in California. There is not a CARB legal CAI, but, it is a 30 minute job to r&r for the aforementioned reasons. |
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It would be much more time to r&r the headers for the stock manifolds. |
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Yes I have a Vararam Intake and Power Wedge, yes they are Legal here I found a ton of threads on that. Looks like I'm just going with BBK shorty that are CARB/EO stamped. It's only $319 and easy to slap on. Then eibach spring, powder coat my rims, and limo the windows and I'm done. Body kit way down the road when I save another $1500 lol
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So I'm running just that magnaflow Tru X Pipe and straight pipes after that and it seems fine no loss of mpg or anything and it's still not loud at all surprisingly
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I was thinking of doing a tru x pipe., already did the muffler delete and it's not loud enough.
From your post I'm getting it still wouldn't be loud enough with the x pipe. |
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