All You Need to Know About Downpipes
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Hey so since its a sticky its ok to bring back a 2 month old thread...
I have had a Treadstone Catless DP on mine for about 1k miles. I have no codes, turbo spools faster and it sounds mean as hell. It has an O2 bung welded in and it is very good quality. I like it and would definitely recommend it.
I have had a Treadstone Catless DP on mine for about 1k miles. I have no codes, turbo spools faster and it sounds mean as hell. It has an O2 bung welded in and it is very good quality. I like it and would definitely recommend it.
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Hey so since its a sticky its ok to bring back a 2 month old thread...
I have had a Treadstone Catless DP on mine for about 1k miles. I have no codes, turbo spools faster and it sounds mean as hell. It has an O2 bung welded in and it is very good quality. I like it and would definitely recommend it.
I have had a Treadstone Catless DP on mine for about 1k miles. I have no codes, turbo spools faster and it sounds mean as hell. It has an O2 bung welded in and it is very good quality. I like it and would definitely recommend it.
Thanks for the update on this thread, here is the link to our Downpipe....100% made in the USA!
08+ Cobalt SS 2.0 LNF Turbo, 304 Stainless Downpipe, RacePipe- TREADSTONE PERFORMANCE
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That sucks. Mine fit like a glove and I installed it in my apartment's parking lot. I also put 1000 miles on it without a tune and didn't throw a code.
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So after reading threads and what-not I am still trying to determine what the advantages over a spun metal cat over a Magnaflow ceramic cat are. I read that the spun metal cat can take more heat. Okay fine, but what does that mean for the application in our engines? Any thoughts on the advantages/disadvantages of the spun metal cat versus the Mangaflow ceramic cat?
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A new option that should be added to your list is TurboXS. They offer a 3" stainless steel downpipe both catless and with a highflow cat. Looks like a pretty good product. The stainless is polished. I just ordered one and will post more info, pics and vids once its installed.
Heres a link to them:
https://www.turboxs.com/shop/product.php?id_product=263
Heres a link to them:
https://www.turboxs.com/shop/product.php?id_product=263