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Old 03-14-2004, 10:40 AM
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You do realise just how loud that would make it, don't you Craig....?!
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Old 03-14-2004, 11:29 AM
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Originally posted by Mark Turner
You do realise just how loud that would make it, don't you Craig....?!
Hell yeah! (Still in two minds, I should reread the GB thread to identify whether or not the test pipe is in place for the sound clips)
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I believe the std cat is very efficient (as is the exhaust), and removal of the cat would require ECU adjustment - or summut like that
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Originally posted by Mark Turner
You do realise just how loud that would make it, don't you Craig....?!

does not really make it louder as such....just slight change to the note, especially during gearchange., I quite like the sound, my only negative on CAT removal is the exhaust smell. I was really surprised how bad it was...because I guess that is how cars used to smell...but it is a long time since I had a car without a CAT.

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and as blurter mentions...Honda ECU will give CEL without a CAT.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by SNAPPER
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Jamies2k
Does anyone know about taking the cats out of the exhaust ? Apparently the car should be good for another 20 bhp ???
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Originally posted by Fletch

Yeah Baby . You don't wanna fix that old one... You want one of these sexy new ones.
V nice - thanks Fletch - just the small point of finding
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A White S . Now that IS the way forward
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