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You can add high flow catalytic converters (HFC's) however you are going to want to check and see if they are legal in your area. HFC's will more then likely

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You can add high flow catalytic converters (HFC's) however you are going to want to check and see if they are legal in your area.

HFC's will more then likely add rasp though.
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