Decatting..pro/cons?
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satman said:
As the title says. What are the pros and cons? Is it an easy job and what are the costs to buy decat pipes? Thanks.
I have a 3.6 T350 and found that de-catting along with a re-map made a huge improvement to the car. Much more torque and bhp through the rev range. So many pro's, but con's would be you'll need a re-map to get the best from the de-catt and come MOT time you'll need the cats put back in and taken out. I imagine this will add a couple of hundred quid to the cost of the MOT. It's a couple of hundred quid or thereabouts to de-catt in the first place also. The re-map would be around £750.Have a look at the SP6 forum "Results of Austec re-map and de-catt" as I have posted up the dyno results before re-map / post re-map and post de-catt with tweaked mapping. The results speak for themselves really.
Made and fitted my own decats for the Tussy. Runs a lot better with them on. When time allows, will be taking it to TVR Power for a possible remap and rolling road session. Also won the loudest TVR comp at the BNG, which was a bonus
. The second place car (Madbadgers TAM) was also running a set of decats I had made.
. The second place car (Madbadgers TAM) was also running a set of decats I had made.Message Board | Tuscan | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


