Looking to go catless this year!
01-02-2016, 05:44 PM
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Looking to go catless this year! Looking for a touch more volume and power, but I can't find anything that'll work without fabbing a custom set for SLP Longtubes on my LS2 '06.
Anyone ever used Kooks midpipes or something like that in this scenario? Luckily Illinois hasn't made emissions testing mandatory, so I'll be able to get by with this
Anyone ever used Kooks midpipes or something like that in this scenario? Luckily Illinois hasn't made emissions testing mandatory, so I'll be able to get by with this
01-02-2016, 09:52 PM
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Yes! I have dynatech headers and I refused to pay $400 for a set of mids so I bought some used 3" kooks cattless mids and welded a pair of ball flange collectors to them. Sounds great and made nice power numbers
01-06-2016, 12:30 AM
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Flowmaster (Magnaflow too) has clamp-on ball flange kits you could use (use band clamps). I switch from catted to catless and never need to tune for them. To be truthful, I've never noticed any difference in performance, but it's louder without cats.
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01-24-2016, 09:31 PM
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Pacesetters and catless mids here. Slip fit connections are ok, not great but good enough. I had to open the pacesetter mids a bit with an exhaust expander tool from the parts store. I love the sound through my cheap @$$ 3" Maximizer HP eBay exhaust system. Lol