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29986, Cat converter Question... Posted by 1998EclipseRS, Aug-12-02 03:55 AM
I found a cat replacement straight pipe for my car. If I put this on will I loose backpressure that will make my car loose power? I'm not going to put it on if it has any negitive effect.
1998 Eclipse RS AUTOMATIC! "Modifications" 1) Mobil 1 Syntech oil 2) ULTRA WHITE "OffRoad" bulbs 3) Ported Airbox Mod
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29987, RE: Cat converter Question... Posted by RoboTechDSM, Aug-12-02 04:01 AM
You are gonna loose a shit load of low end. You will, however, gain some top end. Not to mention your exhaust will be a bit louder or raspier. For me, I could definetly feel a lost in low end but more than makes up for that for the quick turbo spool up. Oh yeah, it's gonna stink too.
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29988, RE: Cat converter Question... Posted by Dirty, Aug-12-02 04:44 AM
Has anyone used one of these before? It looks like it might be a little more restrictive than a straight pipe and it might deaded a little sound as well. As for the HP ratings they give I don't know about, but I have done quite a bit of business with this company when I was fixing up my truck.
https://www.truckperformance.com/vehicle.search/?searchtype=56d&sortorder=DAAAA&urlsubcategory=Exhaust&productcategory=Mid-Sections%2F+H-X-Y+Pipes%2F+Off-Road+Pipes&sf1=MITSUBISHI&sf2=1999&sf3=ECLIPSE&sf4=2.0L
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