ASpec TITANIUM cat-deletes ver. 2 NOW IN STOCK. Now Evo IX friendly!
Jul 19, 2006, 06:21 PM
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ASpec TITANIUM cat-deletes ver. 2 NOW IN STOCK. Now Evo IX friendly!
Ok guys. I know this has been a long time coming but we've finally got our new TITANIUM cat-delete pipes in stock and READY TO SHIP.
Those of you guys that are wondering what's new, we've redesigned the old pipe to get the new and improved VERSION 2. Basically, this pipe will accomodate the new Evo 9 02 sensor location (which is ON the actual cat converter). We have kept the diameter the same as the old pipe - FULL 3 INCHES
For those of you guys with the 8's (or even the 7's), you can still use the ver. 2 pipe but you'll need to plug the o2 bung with the supplied plug.
We've also included all mounting hardware as well as heavy-duty gaskets.
Check it out...
And yes, it is definitely TITANIUM
The price for greatness:
$220 shipped!!
Any way you cut it, you'd be a fool not to pick one up
We accept all major CC's as well as paypal at evom@aspecproducts.com. Shoot me a PM or give me a call at 626-618-1100 x112 to order.
Thanks guys,
Francis@aspec
EDIT - MECAHNICAL CEL FIXES NOW AVAILABLE THROUGH ASPEC!
By popular demand, we are now offering up our mecanical CEL fixes for use with our cat deletes! Basically, it's a spacer that installs inline with your 02 sensor, similar to an anti-fouler. Only difference is that ours is EXTENDED to ensure proper elimination of the CEL. The short ones tend to not work as well.
Price on these will be $12 with the purchase of the cat delete and $15 by themselves.
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Jul 19, 2006, 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Bigpuna
Are the inner dimensions of this pipe 3 inches?
I've edited my post to clear it up.
Thanks!
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Jul 20, 2006, 08:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Pitbul09
will this pipe trigger a check engine light?
, anyways great looking titanium test pipe bump for a great vendor!!!
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Jul 24, 2006, 03:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Pitbul09
will this pipe trigger a check engine light?
As was answered above, yes it will trigger the CEL. You'll need to run a CEL fix but as ray3328 has pointed out, there are many cheap mechanical fixes out there that will work.
BLINDING ME WITH THE AVATAR!! LOL.
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Jul 24, 2006, 03:14 PM
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Thanks for the replies guys!!
Good to know you guys support our products
To answer another question, these cat delete pipes will bolt up to ANY aftermarket cat back exhaust as long as it's designed to work with the US cat.
Stainless cat delete pipes will weigh quite a bit more since not only is the pipe stainless, but so are the flanges. Our Ti pipes are 100% titanium...the pipe, flanges, and even the friggin o2 bung and the plate that says "ASPEC." - all 100% titanium!
I'd do a comparison shot of our pipes vs. another companies' stainless one but that just wouldn't be fair
Francis@aspec
Good to know you guys support our products
To answer another question, these cat delete pipes will bolt up to ANY aftermarket cat back exhaust as long as it's designed to work with the US cat.
Stainless cat delete pipes will weigh quite a bit more since not only is the pipe stainless, but so are the flanges. Our Ti pipes are 100% titanium...the pipe, flanges, and even the friggin o2 bung and the plate that says "ASPEC." - all 100% titanium!
I'd do a comparison shot of our pipes vs. another companies' stainless one but that just wouldn't be fair
Francis@aspec
Last edited by A-SPEC; Jul 24, 2006 at 03:17 PM.
