Knacked Cats
Knacked Cats
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Gray_101

Original Poster:

1,118 posts

219 months

Thursday 30th September 2010
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Hi

Ive got a pair of blocked cats sat on the garage shelf.

If i remove the guts from them and fit them back on the car, will they work/sound the same as my De cat pipes ?

Ireland

3,517 posts

243 months

Thursday 30th September 2010
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Pretty much.


Go on, try it.

If they are knackered anyway you can't make them any worse. biggrin

G20RG B

2,749 posts

260 months

Thursday 30th September 2010
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Yea, take all the knackered honeycomb out(not easy)and fit them back on and you are de-catted!!

Mr Cerbera

5,151 posts

259 months

Thursday 30th September 2010
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Sorry to be a spoilsport but isn't there some logic about an expansion of that size, occuring in the exhaust tract, creating a back pulse in the exhaust stream ??

/woffle

Gray_101

Original Poster:

1,118 posts

219 months

Thursday 30th September 2010
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Mr Cerbera said:
Sorry to be a spoilsport but isn't there some logic about an expansion of that size, occuring in the exhaust tract, creating a back pulse in the exhaust stream ??

/woffle
Yeah i can see the logic with exhaust gas flow, but did nt know if it would cause a problem.

i think the exhaust gas pulse will slow down in the empty cat and cause a back pressure. but just wanted to check on here.

Is any one good at physics who can explain this in more detail ?

Edited by Gray_101 on Thursday 30th September 19:50

SL500

469 posts

294 months

Thursday 30th September 2010
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Less restriction hence less back pressure!

Gazzab

21,640 posts

311 months

Thursday 30th September 2010
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Be aware of scavenging - you may impact it ?