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de-cat pipe-how easy??
Hey folks just wanted to ask anyone whos got a mk2 vtr cat in manifold if they have done a de-cat on it.think im going to do this to mines soon but just wondered how easy it is to do?thanks
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get a GMC manifold and wack it on, simple as mate. just remember to get a sleve for your lambda sensor
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wouldnt de-cat as have to change manifold every mot time, imo get janspeed with sports cat will sound nearly as good and dont have to mess on with sensor sleeves.
But if do want to de-cat it, then i would agree go for a gmc make sure its the one where you dont have to move the oil filter wouldnt risk the hassle of a raceland manifold tbh :y: |
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ahh i see i thought you could buy a de-cat pipe that just went in place of the cat.thats not to bad then was reading up on the other thread about which manifolds to go for but GMC looks the favourite.take it a 4-2-1 is what i'd be after so i wouldn't have to do the oil filter relocation??
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4-1 mate dont think gmc do a 4-2-1, gmc are excellent build quality but will have to change the manifold every mot time, so unless ur good with your hands or made of cash i would go for a manifold with sports cat!
But suppose then its not de-catin but richies sounds awesome with the janspeed on! DONT GET A RACELAND AND BODGE JOB IT :P |
^^ if you get a manifold made for the mk2 engine then no
if you get a manifold for a mk1 engine then yes you will need to relocate the oil filter |
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Unless your going for noise........ But even then the sports cat sounded :cool: plus cant see point in buy new cat for standard and spending a load on a manifold but i am a tight bastard...... For quality i reccommend the gmc though! |
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best bet is holding out and getting 2nd hand ;) Raceland is the cheap way out but dont think it will last long with moving the oil filter! |
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