true dual exhaust = lost in lowend power?
#11
I Like Tires
Originally Posted by deanofay
so i should get SIDO setup? i figured removing the cats and that hunk of junk muffler and adding a magna flow muffler will let it flow good anyways with a SIDO setup. right?
#12
Senior Member
Thread Starter
Why not remove the cats? and high flow cats are dyno proven to show no or little results compared to stock cats. why waste of money
#13
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and for the long tubes they don't make any for the 2003 4.6l the only way i could get long tubes is if i have my buddys performance shop fab me up some
#14
Senior Member
I have a 2006 4.6l, and did the cat deleat, added the O2 simulators, added a Flowmaster SISO with a 4" stainless tip. WOW is this mother loud Obnoxious just like me!LOL. Actually felt a bit more torque and revs higher to. The worst part of removing the cats for me is the fumes I get now that the cats aren't removing them.
#15
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Thread Starter
I have a 2006 4.6l, and did the cat deleat, added the O2 simulators, added a Flowmaster SISO with a 4" stainless tip. WOW is this mother loud Obnoxious just like me!LOL. Actually felt a bit more torque and revs higher to. The worst part of removing the cats for me is the fumes I get now that the cats aren't removing them.
#16
Senior Member
Originally Posted by deanofay
im looking for a nice sounding exhaust, when you removed the cats is it annoyingly loud?
#17
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just got home from exhaust shop. Installed SIDO side exit with magna flow muffler and no cats. Sounds amazing!!:thumb up: i definitely feels like a lost some lower end torque though.
#19
A Curve Ball?
Been reading all about the exhaust issues and now I feel a need to let ya'll know what sort of mess is under my 96. The guy I bought it from last month said he had a "new" cat installed. No issue there but just a wee bit closer the engine is the suspected problem. Between the stock piping at the engine and the cat is a 4" section of pipe going into a 3" inlet to the cat and on to the Flowmaster with dual outlets. I believe I am losing all kinds of low end torque but it also feels like the high end is also suffering. I'm not a exhaust scientist or anything, but, this just doesn't look right.
#20
Been reading all about the exhaust issues and now I feel a need to let ya'll know what sort of mess is under my 96. The guy I bought it from last month said he had a "new" cat installed. No issue there but just a wee bit closer the engine is the suspected problem. Between the stock piping at the engine and the cat is a 4" section of pipe going into a 3" inlet to the cat and on to the Flowmaster with dual outlets. I believe I am losing all kinds of low end torque but it also feels like the high end is also suffering. I'm not a exhaust scientist or anything, but, this just doesn't look right.