Yet another FI CBE (12in res.) review!

Originally Posted by zeecarr In your review you stated "lack of a rear gasket between the cats/y-pipe(s)." Are you referring to the flanges where the cats connect to the FI

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Originally Posted by zeecarr

In your review you stated "lack of a rear gasket between the cats/y-pipe(s)." Are you referring to the flanges where the cats connect to the FI system?

Yes, he is referring to the connection point of the stock catalytic converter and our cat back system. The flange is a 2 bolt configuration and there are two of them.

If you retain the stock cats on the car you do not need to upgrade the gaskets there. It will make not one bit of a difference in terms of sound or performance. He probably wants to change them for peace of mind though.

Tony

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