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ERZ Performance High Flow Cats, Install and Review Thread

Originally Posted by bluestyle55 Have someone drive your car away while you are standing there....sounds sick from outside!! BTW - I had the same issue with my O2 extended bungs.

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Old 03-19-2010, 02:57 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Have someone drive your car away while you are standing there....sounds sick from outside!!

BTW - I had the same issue with my O2 extended bungs. I proceeded with the install without them. I have put about 400 miles on my car since install and no CEL
I'm a little confused about this part of the install you guys are talking about.

Do you guys mean you are proceeded without threading the O2 sensor in? Some clarification would be awesome!

I'm looking for a more aggressive louder sound than stock...what the best exhaust for that to pair with these HFC?
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