Really bad exhaust smell?
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TheBasedDoge (06-22-2017)
05-31-2017, 09:44 AM
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The Berk uses a Magnaflow core. They weld pipes onto the generic core with flanges so its bolt on to our cars.
What it seems you really want though is a good used stock cat. Should be able to find one for around $150. Look on Craigslist. Look in the Marketplace forum here.
What it seems you really want though is a good used stock cat. Should be able to find one for around $150. Look on Craigslist. Look in the Marketplace forum here.
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TheBasedDoge (06-22-2017)
05-31-2017, 10:22 AM
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[QUOTE=iCrap;24215908]So, there is this. I don't even get how it's so cheap. Unless its just fake
For 2000-2009 Honda S2000 T-304 Stainless Exhaust Catalytic Converter Cat Pipe
It's a test pipe. See how they put it in the description:
Other Part Number: Hi Straight Test Pipe Bolt On
Berks are real cats
"High flow metallic substrate catalytic converters, OBDII & 49 state compliant. Full stainless steel construction. Our test data shows that this cat flows 87% as well as a test pipe vs. 43% for the OEM Cat. Smog legal, high flow, no test pipe smell. You can have it all...."
Do you live in Cali?
I don't really get the difference between 63.5 and 70mm, still have to figure that out and pros and cons.
Think of it like pouring water. If you have a large cylinder full of water and want to pass it through another cylinder if the second cylinder is smaller there will be a backup and all the contents will not be able to flow through at the same time. You don't want to cause a bottleneck so you try to keep the same size pipes all the way back for the best flow.
For 2000-2009 Honda S2000 T-304 Stainless Exhaust Catalytic Converter Cat Pipe
It's a test pipe. See how they put it in the description:
Other Part Number: Hi Straight Test Pipe Bolt On
Berks are real cats
"High flow metallic substrate catalytic converters, OBDII & 49 state compliant. Full stainless steel construction. Our test data shows that this cat flows 87% as well as a test pipe vs. 43% for the OEM Cat. Smog legal, high flow, no test pipe smell. You can have it all...."
Do you live in Cali?
I don't really get the difference between 63.5 and 70mm, still have to figure that out and pros and cons.
Think of it like pouring water. If you have a large cylinder full of water and want to pass it through another cylinder if the second cylinder is smaller there will be a backup and all the contents will not be able to flow through at the same time. You don't want to cause a bottleneck so you try to keep the same size pipes all the way back for the best flow.
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TheBasedDoge (06-22-2017)
no more smell also.
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