catalytic converter EVO 8
May 9, 2007, 08:04 PM
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catalytic converter EVO 8
Does anyone know of a good catalytic converter for EVO 8 I have a Tanabe 2.75 in dp and a 3" in Hks Carbon TI exhaust. Does the diameter really matter on the catalytic converter since i have a smaller downpipe?
May 9, 2007, 08:28 PM
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May 9, 2007, 08:56 PM
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WORKS 3" HFC...
Magnaflow 3" HFC
HELIX 3"HFC
ive personally put all three on my car and put them on a smog machine. they all burned good enough to pass AS LONG AS THEY ARE HOT. meaning not from a cold start and just idleing. you have to drive them for a few minutes to get them to "light off" and keep them hot. yeah, they can just rev your engine for a few seconds in the shop to get it hot, but it may not be enough.
i even have cams in the car too...hehee...
Magnaflow 3" HFC
HELIX 3"HFC
ive personally put all three on my car and put them on a smog machine. they all burned good enough to pass AS LONG AS THEY ARE HOT. meaning not from a cold start and just idleing. you have to drive them for a few minutes to get them to "light off" and keep them hot. yeah, they can just rev your engine for a few seconds in the shop to get it hot, but it may not be enough.
i even have cams in the car too...hehee...
May 9, 2007, 08:59 PM
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WORKS 3" HFC...
Magnaflow 3" HFC
HELIX 3"HFC
ive personally put all three on my car and put them on a smog machine. they all burned good enough to pass AS LONG AS THEY ARE HOT. meaning not from a cold start and just idleing. you have to drive them for a few minutes to get them to "light off" and keep them hot. yeah, they can just rev your engine for a few seconds in the shop to get it hot, but it may not be enough.
i even have cams in the car too...hehee...
Magnaflow 3" HFC
HELIX 3"HFC
ive personally put all three on my car and put them on a smog machine. they all burned good enough to pass AS LONG AS THEY ARE HOT. meaning not from a cold start and just idleing. you have to drive them for a few minutes to get them to "light off" and keep them hot. yeah, they can just rev your engine for a few seconds in the shop to get it hot, but it may not be enough.
i even have cams in the car too...hehee...
May 9, 2007, 09:00 PM
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Ultimate Racing makes a high-flow cat. It looks more like the stock than the perrin. Check it out. Don't know about the emissions but that's what i'm going with.
