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cat and resonator delete
Hi guys,
I have a 06 accord coupe v6 and I want to do cat and resonator delete because I want louder sound. Does anyone know whether it is gaining or losing HP? I'm afraid of losing horsepower. thank you very much. |
RE: cat and resonator delete
http://www.importtuner.com/features/...val/index.html
Read this article. If you want sound, change the piping and mufflers. If you want power, get a catback. |
RE: cat and resonator delete
Oh, I see. Thank you. So, by removing the catback I will get bigger horsepower rather than the OEM cat, right?
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RE: cat and resonator delete
A cat back exhaust bolts on after your OEM catalytic converter,Hence the name "Cat back".You can get an High flow cat,such as a magnaflow to get better flow.
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RE: cat and resonator delete
Good little post there...the things people go thru to get some sounds...ehhhh :eek:
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RE: cat and resonator delete
Get a header, hi-flow cat, and catback/custom piping to get a louder sound...
Removing the cat is pointless and harms the environment. Removing the resonator will likely give you the raspies, a longer resonator (22"-28") will give you a deeper grumble. |
RE: cat and resonator delete
ORIGINAL: finch13 Get a header, hi-flow cat, and catback/custom piping to get a louder sound... Removing the cat is pointless and harms the environment. Removing the resonator will likely give you the raspies, a longer resonator (22"-28") will give you a deeper grumble. |
RE: cat and resonator delete
ORIGINAL: cjdm98 ORIGINAL: finch13 Get a header, hi-flow cat, and catback/custom piping to get a louder sound... Removing the cat is pointless and harms the environment. Removing the resonator will likely give you the raspies, a longer resonator (22"-28") will give you a deeper grumble. |
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I believe that there are upgraded J-pipes available ..... I think thats what they-re called ..... secondary header pipes ..... 2-1.
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RE: cat and resonator delete
Um... isn't that called the downpipe?
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