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Originally Posted by indyn Is it possible to add a catalytic converter with a LTH setup in the front or mid pipe sections of the exhaust, this way I can

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Old 08-17-2011, 02:28 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Is it possible to add a catalytic converter with a LTH setup in the front or mid pipe sections of the exhaust, this way I can add the cats right before emission testing. It'll cost money but I get to use LTH's.
You could do the 2 into 1 XYZ pipe with HFC. I think the part of the mid pipe is interchangable between straight pipe, HFC and resonated straight pipe. Would be easier to swap out than the stock cat location.
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You could do the 2 into 1 XYZ pipe with HFC. I think the part of the mid pipe is interchangable between straight pipe, HFC and resonated straight pipe. Would be easier to swap out than the stock cat location.
Exactly. That is the primary reason for putting the HFC on the XYZ pipe.

Secondly, it makes more power by moving the HFC away from the engine.

Thirdly, it greatly increases the life expectancy of the HFC because exhaust gas temperature is about 300'F-500'F lower at the end of the merge collector.
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Exactly. That is the primary reason for putting the HFC on the XYZ pipe.

Secondly, it makes more power by moving the HFC away from the engine.

Thirdly, it greatly increases the life expectancy of the HFC because exhaust gas temperature is about 300'F-500'F lower at the end of the merge collector.
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You don't seem to have a bung for the o2 sensor in the XYZ pipe, can you get by without placing it after HFC? And do the ART pipes attach to the factory exhaust mounting bracket?
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You don't seem to have a bung for the o2 sensor in the XYZ pipe, can you get by without placing it after HFC? And do the ART pipes attach to the factory exhaust mounting bracket?
There is no bung on the XYZ. Its not needed if you have ART pipes where they have the bung/non-fowler built in. With the CEL kept off, there is no need for additional bungs unless you have some kind of special set up like what is typically seen with forced induction systems.
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