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how many ppl run decats here? do they make car louder?

im thinking of decat or metal pipe welded into stock cat!

cheers

I run a hollow cat on my GTR. It's a little louder and throttle responce is better.

steve minh is happy now :(

how many ppl run decats here? do they make car louder?

im thinking of decat or metal pipe welded into stock cat!

cheers

i do and it doesn't make my car louder mainly because i have a quiet cat back(very restricting) but it does pour out alot more white smoke on cold start

Thanks Madaz =) Stayed up till 12 almost 1 in the morning fitting that fuel pump...just so i could drive it on the weekend! haha It does work better. I believe

the walbro units are awesome but the clip that holds the filter and the rubber grommet thing on Nissan items are far better!

By the way, rad33, damo_R34, Inheav3n32 and me might be meeting up later on tonight anyone wanna join =) not sure of when and wheres yet XD

Thanks Madaz =) Stayed up till 12 almost 1 in the morning fitting that fuel pump...just so i could drive it on the weekend! haha It does work better. I believe

the walbro units are awesome but the clip that holds the filter and the rubber grommet thing on Nissan items are far better!

By the way, rad33, damo_R34, Inheav3n32 and me might be meeting up later on tonight anyone wanna join =) not sure of when and wheres yet XD

Oh awesome Min is organising it :domokun:

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