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2002 SLK 32 AMG
high flo cats
hey guys i have a slk 32 and i just installed my eisenmann exhuast. now i want to put in high flo cats where the primary cats are, but don't know what size to order? wat's in inlet/outlet size?? also should i get 200 cel count or 300 cel count? and who makes good cats?? thanks guys
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The primary catalytics are heavy and are extremely restrictive, an identification to this is the restrictive headers and airbox setup by replacing the current headers and airsystem a 30hp gain is possible.
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Weight wise you might shed 5-10 lbs, but come on not even Michael Schumacher would notice that difference.
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If you check out LET's and Vrus sites, they don't get 30 hp gain on a C32 my friend, even with headers. Maybe, and I do mean MAYBE, on a 55 series, but not out of our V-6 my friend. Thats way too optomistic, IMHO.
Weight wise you might shed 5-10 lbs, but come on not even Michael Schumacher would notice that difference.
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Weight wise you might shed 5-10 lbs, but come on not even Michael Schumacher would notice that difference.
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Does a stock C32 runs 14 psi? If so, is that boost bled down at redline? If 14 psi is correct, and it isn't bled down at redline, then at 6000 RPM, a C32 ingests more air than a C55.
This would mean the exhaust flow requirements for a C32 are greater than a C55.
This would mean the exhaust flow requirements for a C32 are greater than a C55.