What's the problem?
10-15-2008, 11:23 AM
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you are going to have to use a different scanner...one that is compatible with both...snapon is a good one to use...take it to a shop man have them run your codes and then bring it home and fix it...just do what i said to do before, put your hand over the exhaust tips, but cover both tips and if its not allowing air to blow through then its your cat...you will know once you put your hands over the tips what i am talking about!! let us know
also my borla exhaust has the least restrictive plate in it so the one side is going to have more coming out anyways.
11-02-2008, 05:03 PM
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Ok, well i finally got around to gutting the cat in my car. It sounds a little different. But it still has a little throttle hesitation. I went and ran a couple of my friends last night. One had his 98 cobra which I was nose to nose with one time and the second time i spun real bad and lost by maybe a car and a half. The other car was an S R T 4 which i beat by a car and a half, does that sound about right?
