View Poll Results: High flow or catless
HIGH FLOW CAT
44
67.69%
NO CAT AT ALL
21
32.31%
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High flow or catless?
High flow or catless?
when i get my money saved again i was gonna do something with my cat.since its clogged right now 
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now should i get a high flow cat or just run catless which is better
please explain
........now should i get a high flow cat or just run catless which is better
please explain
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Seeing how a hi flow cat flows in excess of 99% of straight pipe there is no reason to not run one. Cats these dayse are nothing like the olds that were out in the 70'ss and 80's. Besides you may need it for emmissions.
Nope there is no reason to not run a cat anymore, well unless you can't aford it and then maybe you shouldn't be modding cars if you can't aford to do it proplerly.
Nope there is no reason to not run a cat anymore, well unless you can't aford it and then maybe you shouldn't be modding cars if you can't aford to do it proplerly.
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http://www.crateenginedepot.com/stor...P1828C146.aspx
Looks like CED offers a 2.75" DP w/ a Random Tech cat already.
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yup agreeing with everyone so far, catless imo is pointless unless you are gonna super hardcore mod your car and even then it sounds ridiculous on a cobalt.
if your really all that into the racing scene maybe a cutout specifically for the track would be good for you rather than the constant annoyance of a catless dp
if your really all that into the racing scene maybe a cutout specifically for the track would be good for you rather than the constant annoyance of a catless dp
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