Random tech cats!!Stainless and sweet!!
Mar 24, 2004, 12:37 AM
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Originally posted by Ninosautoacc
Yes, carb legal in all states except Cali.I would imagine that makes it OBD2 compliant because in NJ they test based on a OBD2 scanner
Yes, carb legal in all states except Cali.I would imagine that makes it OBD2 compliant because in NJ they test based on a OBD2 scanner
ughh....man........anyhow is there any of these in stock ?
Mar 24, 2004, 08:48 AM
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Thing of it is if a cop looks under your car, you're screwed because it doesn't look like a normal cat. 95%chance of passing emissions? Not good enough. I don't think other mods will have an impact on passing as much as the cat. Anyway is it me or is it difficult to see through the piping of the random cat? Exactly, flow may be a problem.
Apr 3, 2004, 10:34 PM
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ok one more question. if the intake is the shorter side the Random and pink stickers start at the rear and read forward not like in the picture, right? i am just going to install it with the Random sticker reading front to back as pictured. please let me know if this is right.
Apr 4, 2004, 11:56 PM
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Originally posted by Ninosautoacc
Yes, install it as pictured.Thats the way.
BTW; I just got a whole bunch more of these in stock.
Yes, install it as pictured.Thats the way.
BTW; I just got a whole bunch more of these in stock.
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Apr 17, 2004, 03:11 PM
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Hi,
Nino's website is getting overhauled so I can't see the pics.
Anyway, I have a Helix 3" dp, and Buschur AB. This should bolt up no problem, right? What about the flange after the cat to the stock intermediate pipe? I know this costs more than the other high flow cats, but per Silver Surfer's thread it has good perf which is the bottom line, right?
Are these in stock? Also, how does it compare in length to the stock unit? The reason I ask is that the Helix DP is a tight fit, and is slightly shorter than the stock dp. If this cat were slightly longer than the stock cat, it may help with fitment. I have two gaskets at the stock cat, but I do get intermittent rubbing, such as when the car is cold. If this cat would help eliminate the rubbing, that would be excellent. Also, does it include gaskets?
Sorry for all the questions.
Thanks,
FB
Nino's website is getting overhauled so I can't see the pics.
Anyway, I have a Helix 3" dp, and Buschur AB. This should bolt up no problem, right? What about the flange after the cat to the stock intermediate pipe? I know this costs more than the other high flow cats, but per Silver Surfer's thread it has good perf which is the bottom line, right?
Are these in stock? Also, how does it compare in length to the stock unit? The reason I ask is that the Helix DP is a tight fit, and is slightly shorter than the stock dp. If this cat were slightly longer than the stock cat, it may help with fitment. I have two gaskets at the stock cat, but I do get intermittent rubbing, such as when the car is cold. If this cat would help eliminate the rubbing, that would be excellent. Also, does it include gaskets?
Sorry for all the questions.
Thanks,
FB
Apr 19, 2004, 11:33 AM
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I have the Helix 3" downpipe and catback installed along with the Random Tech cat. Very pleased so far. Clearances are tight, so I went with Kartboy's higher durometer exhaust hangers to minimize play. Click the thumbnail for the full-sized image.
