Would this work?
10-20-2006, 01:14 AM
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RE: Would this work?
That would work fine, but you may find that it's cheaper just to but a catted X-pipe or catted H-pipe. They can be found $200 - $350 and already have high-flow cats on them. IMO that would be easier than trying to cut out 4 old ones, replace it with two, then make sure you have the right length midpipe, etc.
10-20-2006, 01:27 AM
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RE: Would this work?
ORIGINAL: TOOT
What would happen if I cut the 4 cats off and had 2 high flows welded in. This ? was posted on a mustang exhaust site and got me thinking...........
What would happen if I cut the 4 cats off and had 2 high flows welded in. This ? was posted on a mustang exhaust site and got me thinking...........
10-21-2006, 02:58 AM
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RE: Would this work?
ORIGINAL: samseed101
That would work fine, but you may find that it's cheaper just to but a catted X-pipe or catted H-pipe. They can be found $200 - $350 and already have high-flow cats on them. IMO that would be easier than trying to cut out 4 old ones, replace it with two, then make sure you have the right length midpipe, etc.
That would work fine, but you may find that it's cheaper just to but a catted X-pipe or catted H-pipe. They can be found $200 - $350 and already have high-flow cats on them. IMO that would be easier than trying to cut out 4 old ones, replace it with two, then make sure you have the right length midpipe, etc.
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