Exhaust question
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Exhaust question
Deleted 2nd cats . Should I go x-pipe or str8 pipe?? And what's difference btw the them (performance and sound wise)
Last edited by riarm; 09-10-2009 at 10:00 PM.
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You can't really run an X-pipe since the exhaust system is already a Y-pipe system so that would be pointless. You only need to run X-pipes on a true dual system. If you have already deleted 2nd cats then you have done pretty much everything you can other than running shorty headers, and running high flow primaries (300-cell metal cores shouldn't cause CEL). If you need high performance headers for your CLK, feel free to contact us for more details.
Here is a graphic to explain it:
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Here is a graphic to explain it:
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running true dual straight pipe's and loving every minute of it. I have my secondary cats removed I have a H pipe and I hope that every start would be a cold start it sounds so mean!! It pops too, best mod I did so far!!
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sorry for maybe stupid question, I'm a bit green, but does the removal of the second cat effect the emission test in any way?
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If it ran through the muffler it wouldent call it straight pipes, no muffler no secondary cats no resinators all noise. in the stock system right after the secondary cats a Y pipe is made, in my system the y pipe is replaced with a H pipe and the result is constant true dual flow
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If it ran through the muffler it wouldent call it straight pipes, no muffler no secondary cats no resinators all noise. in the stock system right after the secondary cats a Y pipe is made, in my system the y pipe is replaced with a H pipe and the result is constant true dual flow
Damn.......that would sound super loud, no? Your set-up leave no back pressure at all and would help top end power greatly but torques will suffer.
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Is it loud? You bet it is!! It sounds like a muscle car. I'll make a sound clip one of theese days.