One cat as opposed to two cat's??
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The best flowing single cat I've ever seen numbers on was a bit above 500cfm (big 9000-series Random Tech). Even if you put this big boy behind your Y-pipe it would cause a bigger restriction than a pair of bullets in parallel. Assuming a regular 2.5" or 3" bullet cat (RT or Car Sound) behind each header flowed a conservative 330 cfm, you'd be looking at 660 cfm of total flow capacity through the two pipes. This is 32% more flow than the single 9000-series RT I mentioned earlier.
Now, if you could find some monster cat that flowed like 700 cfm, then maybe it'd be close (of course two of those would be even better <img border="0" title="" alt="[Big Grin]" src="gr_grin.gif" /> ).
Unless I'm missing something two cats in the Y-pipe is the way to go.
Putting the cat after the Y is not a good idea.
1.The Cat is too far back to operate correctly.
2.Putting the cat after the Y collector will hurt flow badly. Two flow better than one. The Y section is already a bottleneck.
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