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Decatting an n/a


chilly
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BHP gain will be around 10 bhp (?) It will not get through emission test in 99%. You can always keep second cat and put it in at MOT time, this should be enough. Both decat pipes costs around 130 - 150 pounds. Be warned - decatted NA sounds like hells thunderstorm!

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Both decat pipes costs around 130 - 150 pounds. Be warned - decatted NA sounds like hells thunderstorm!

 

Is that £130 - £150 each?

 

I ready have an aftermarket exhaust on which sounds quite loud. (It has set off car alarms when using high revs!)

 

Not worth doing then?

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So is it worth doing then? I dont know whether I have a problem with one of the cats anyway...

 

Theres a slight blowing sound coming from under the drivers door area and when on idle after warm up theres a slight crackling sound.

 

Any ideas.

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No, it's a myth.

 

Ohh really, glad thats been cleared.....

 

As far as is it worth doing, I de-catted my n/a MR2 and there was a small noticeable difference in throttle response and the engine seemed to climb revs more freely.....could have just been my imagination though lol :rolleyes:

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If you decat just to see a power rise, you might be disappointed.

Time the car a few times on a local stretch with an accelerometer and then time it again after the decat.

 

If the ambient temperature is similar, don't expect to see much difference, apart from noise.

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i have fully decatted my n/a supra, the previous owner had bought the cats but never put them on, thought it was a waste so i had them put on! i also have a HKS super dragger exhaust and with the full decat the noise is awsome!!!! loud! but really shows what the 3.0l straight six engine sould be sounding like!!! i noticed a considerable difference to throttle responce and did notice more power. It really is worth doing if not for power but for the sound of it driving down the road turning heads before u have even passed them lol! as for the mot anything before 1992 is fine mine is a 1993 so was borderline tho for 5 mins to unbolt the mid section to put a cat in is well worth it!

 

Jim

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done mine and im well pleased you only need to put your cat back in come mot time ,or not if you know what i mean .

anyway if i was to do it again id have one of those manifolds [8-12 bhp increase]from nic -import pimp cause they replace the front cat anyways and just a bypass pipe for the mid section .my exhaust is not that loud either perhaps it depends on what system your running

 

do it mate well worth it :D

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The other option would be to fit a tubular exhaust manifold, this replaces the stock cast manifolds AND the first cat.

 

You should see around 8-12hp increase, response is better and makes the engine sound a lot 'revvier'

 

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Lol. Know what you mean mean Rob. Is it worth risking doing an mot with the 2nd cat removed. Mine is due soon and I am picking a 2nd decat up from Brett on Sunday at Japshow. Shall I wait to put it on? I have a 1994 supra. (I think, its on an M).

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