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Old 05-27-2008, 07:51 PM   #1
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test pipe or high flow cat
which is better, i don't have to worry about emissions so i don't want to hear the it won't pass emissions without a cat. i am leaning towards a test pipe coming off my hooker headers and 3" y pipe.
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pipe it. then plant a tree somewhere to make up the difference.
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There is a lot of information if you use the search feature. A nice High-Flow convertor will not hurt performance, and will make your car smell better.
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