Will a high flow cat and x-pipe modify sound?
06-06-2005, 01:23 PM
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RE: Will a high flow cat and x-pipe modify sound?
They go in the same locations as the stock one, you just have to either get MIL's or if you have the dibalo tuner you can turn them off. but you will need to do one or the other, your choice.
06-06-2005, 02:04 PM
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RE: Will a high flow cat and x-pipe modify sound?
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AHH!...I started thinking of possible things it could mean. Off Road, right? Well, my wife's kind of a tree hugger...need them cats. LOL
AHH!...I started thinking of possible things it could mean. Off Road, right? Well, my wife's kind of a tree hugger...need them cats. LOL
06-06-2005, 02:09 PM
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RE: Will a high flow cat and x-pipe modify sound?
Actually, the more I think about it, I could confuse the crap out of her by saying that MIL eliminators function the same way, and then start babbling random car words like "camshaft" and "ported injection" and she'll never know....hehehehe....
One thing, though: Will the exhaust fumes from the tail pipe be visible? That would kind of kill the illusion...
One thing, though: Will the exhaust fumes from the tail pipe be visible? That would kind of kill the illusion...
06-06-2005, 02:15 PM
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RE: Will a high flow cat and x-pipe modify sound?
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Actually, the more I think about it, I could confuse the crap out of her by saying that MIL eliminators function the same way, and then start babbling random car words like "camshaft" and "ported injection" and she'll never know....hehehehe....
One thing, though: Will the exhaust fumes from the tail pipe be visible? That would kind of kill the illusion...
Actually, the more I think about it, I could confuse the crap out of her by saying that MIL eliminators function the same way, and then start babbling random car words like "camshaft" and "ported injection" and she'll never know....hehehehe....
One thing, though: Will the exhaust fumes from the tail pipe be visible? That would kind of kill the illusion...
PS: I'm not a tree hugger persay, i just like to keep our air clean
06-06-2005, 02:21 PM
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RE: Will a high flow cat and x-pipe modify sound?
ARGH! You sonofabitch! I had just clicked "Buy It Now" on an off road x-pipe on ebay...luckily, I didn't commit to buy. So, maybe you're right...cats are necesary...I will research the issue a little longer...Thanks, man! (goddamnbadtiming...)
