should i remove my cats?
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I'm second the notion. Having both the secondary cats and mufflers out is gonna be too loud and uncomfortable for both you and neighbours.
I have the cats out and the ASR module to open the valves and it's plenty loud. Sometimes I set the valves back to stock mode, when I go on long drives or late at night. Its good to have some kind of control on the volume and not just extreme all the time.
I have the cats out and the ASR module to open the valves and it's plenty loud. Sometimes I set the valves back to stock mode, when I go on long drives or late at night. Its good to have some kind of control on the volume and not just extreme all the time.
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good luck with the decision
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From what iv seen on this forum alota the people here think its not good to remove the mufflers on this car. theyve provided no mechanical or performance problem it creates, they just seem to not like the idea of it. however on most cars this does give you a louder sound thats more natural to the engine its behind. so im wondering, how does your car sound now with the stock cats an no mufflers? do you like it? is there alota drone or popping?
no mufflers + a cat mod may be too much for this car. iv never done it myself so i dont know for sure, but from what people on here say the removal of cats makes it significantly louder.
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Removing these parts my impact the engine calibration The engine module has parameters like O2 monitoring that can be changed when you remove exh. components and/or change the back pressure characteristics. New cars are not the same as the cars in the 1960'si
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*****I did secondary cat delete with the AMG performance exhaust and it is plenty loud on my 2018. Car sounds great, and I can mute it if needed for longer trips, or if I have a sensitive girl in the car that wants to talk, etc.. It was noticeably louder after the removal. No way I would go cat less and muffler delete - just way too loud and I don't want to disturb the neighbors or attract cops. The performance difference is negligible, but the sound is a LOT louder and it gets old. Especially true if this is a daily driver versus weekend car.
