[Exhaust Depot]

Working on some prototype thing

 

[Invidious]

Any estimates yet on what you might charge for this exhaust?
James

 

[SpitterGuy]

Looks really good! You going to put the resonators back on? And did you ever figure out what your going to do with the other hole?

 

[NoisufnoC]

patch it up

 

[Exhaust Depot]

I did not have a 3" resinator in stock but I will be installing one. Mind you it sounds just like the stock setup, only a little louder and a little more popping and rumble.

As for price I am not sure yet. Im thinking of 800 and 950 for a dual setup. Before you jump up and down, that will be from turbo back with a highflow bolt on 3" cat, not just a catback. I have to see what it will run me in matterials etc to make. Price might come down though.


It will be a full t304 and polished. This is only a proto type.

 

[cali]

As for price I am not sure yet. Im thinking of 800 and 950 for a dual setup. Before you jump up and down, that will be from turbo back with a highflow bolt on 3" cat, not just a catback. I have to see what it will run me in matterials etc to make. Price might come down though.
It will be a full t304 and polished. This is only a proto type.

I still gotta jump up and down....ouch

 

[Exhaust Depot]

This is not a catback, its a turbo back. Cat back might be about $500 or so, but mind you, it will be a bottle neck system being that yoru downpipe is about 2"-2.25" where as a full turbo back system is 3" all the way and it has a full 3" flex which is expensive.

This is the quality yourgoign to be seeing.

 

[Kyle]

Thats odd I have never seen a downstream O2 sensor in a cat before.

 

[meddle]

What kind of performance increase do you expect?

 

[cali]

Thats odd I have never seen a downstream O2 sensor in a cat before.

I have it on my car right now, 98ex.

 

[Exhaust Depot]

Thats odd I have never seen a downstream O2 sensor in a cat before.

I don't know how familiar you are with exhaust systems but in 96 the EPA mandated that a 2nd o2 sensor be used to monitor the health of the cat. The o2 you see there is not the primary one that adjusts the fuel, its there to make sure the cat is happy. Most of them have it after the car. The SRT4 has it inside the cat. I was goign to install it after but the harness is to short.

 

[Mike B.]

Looks good! Do you plan on an aluminized steel version? I don't need my exhaust to be shiny. :wink:

 

[Xerxes]

ED, I'd guess you know the answer to this; is it not illegal to alter or replace a working catalytic converter? I read the law that says it is, unless I'm mistaken (and it said or implied it was a national thing).

 

[lifeisdeath]

thats why if you replace a cat-pipe with a "race-pipe" it can "only be used for offroad purposes". :wink: :twisted:

 

[RUgoinUp]

ED, I'd guess you know the answer to this; is it not illegal to alter or replace a working catalytic converter? I read the law that says it is, unless I'm mistaken (and it said or implied it was a national thing).

Maybe he went over that speedbump @ the Mcdonalds drive thru too fast and banged it up. :wink: I thought I heard something about street racing be illegal, but nobody here does that, right kids?

 

[Exhaust Depot]

lol. Actually I was thi nking about that on my way home the other day. And I did hit a speed bump. 8) It is illegal to remove your setup if the cat is happy. But that is why I will classify my setup as an off road piece use only even though most likely it will pass an emittion test and probly a visual check.

I set up my protype so you can install a race pipe and unbolt the main cat. This is not legal anywhere in the planet except a track.