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3CorsaMeal |
posted on 1st Jun 04 at 20:26 |
mine sounded crap with decat pipe and still had centre section and rear box, but mine was just a straight thru pipe had no baffles of any sort. | |
little_foz |
posted on 2nd Sep 03 at 15:48 |
thanx u guys x | |
Ditch |
posted on 2nd Sep 03 at 15:43 |
quote: listen to an old XR2 or somethin like that, usually sound pretty raspy to me! | |
Wolf In Welsh Clothing |
posted on 2nd Sep 03 at 15:27 |
Standard inlet is restrictive and longer. | |
MikeH |
posted on 2nd Sep 03 at 15:18 |
OK stupid question but.... why are throttle bodies such an improvement? | |
Wolf In Welsh Clothing |
posted on 2nd Sep 03 at 15:13 |
My janspeed one aint raspy, its more of a box than a pipe though. | |
MikeH |
posted on 2nd Sep 03 at 15:00 |
quote: Is that maybe because people remove the centre section as well? Why don't older cars without them sound raspy? | |
Ditch |
posted on 2nd Sep 03 at 14:59 |
doh! | |
MikeH |
posted on 2nd Sep 03 at 14:58 |
NotMyCorsa: Just how easy isit to swap them back and forth on a corsa 1.2 16v? (cat is in the front of the engone bay) | |
Ditch |
posted on 2nd Sep 03 at 14:58 |
modern exaust systems contain a catalytic converter to reduce emissions. | |
JoeyB |
posted on 2nd Sep 03 at 14:57 |
D'oh....echo...lol | |
JoeyB |
posted on 2nd Sep 03 at 14:56 |
You will need the original CAT come MOT time though...as the car will probably not pass the emissions test without it. | |
MikeH |
posted on 2nd Sep 03 at 14:56 |
Your exhaust system has a catalytic converter in it to reduce harmful gasses. | |
JoeyB |
posted on 2nd Sep 03 at 14:56 |
It replaces the Catalytic Converter. It helps your car breathe better aswell. I have one on the Prelude and it made a BIG difference! | |
little_foz |
posted on 2nd Sep 03 at 14:53 |
what it one and what does it do???? |