test pipe.
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ORIGINAL: matt02708
I have a straight pipe welded onto my car, I seen having a cat as one more spot to have an exhaust leak. I don't shoot flames. My car starts perfectly and it is not loud at all. I would say its preferenceif you want a test pipe put one on if you want it to be a little quieter go with what sebba said and hollow out your cat.
I have a straight pipe welded onto my car, I seen having a cat as one more spot to have an exhaust leak. I don't shoot flames. My car starts perfectly and it is not loud at all. I would say its preferenceif you want a test pipe put one on if you want it to be a little quieter go with what sebba said and hollow out your cat.
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emonz has a test pipe and he only gets small backfires every now and again. Sometimes he'll get a loud one that i guess might be shooting a flame, but it does it more when hes slowing down, sometimes when hes just cruising and not even on it. Cuz all the backfire is, is just unburnt fuel from being torich.
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No no no, that's not what he's saying. He's saying that Mike's test pipe is allowing a straight shot out the tail and since Mike is running rich all you see is black smoke.
If he had a cat, the cat would do what it does to remove most of the black smokeyness (lol, I call dibs on that word!) and unburnt fuel, but since he doesn't have a cat...poof, straight out the back in black.
If he had a cat, the cat would do what it does to remove most of the black smokeyness (lol, I call dibs on that word!) and unburnt fuel, but since he doesn't have a cat...poof, straight out the back in black.
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