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    Registered User Four Rings
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    *** AZ Intro : High flow Catalytic converter - B5 & B6 Models ***

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    Quote Originally Posted by High Flow Catalytic Converter, B5 & B6 1.8T
    Stainless steel high flow cat upgrade for longitudinally mounted 1.8T engines. Mandrel bent, featuring high-flow 250 cell catalytic converter.

    Full 3" including the cat and inlet and outlet flanges. Finest quality stainless steel cat matrix.

    Comes with installation hardware and gaskets.

    PLEASE SELECT WHETHER YOU WANT FOR A B5 or B6 1.8T


    PRICE = $305US Shipped in the lower 48
    Please send me a PM when you are ready to place your order and specify if you want your downpipe for a B5 or B6 chassis.
    Last edited by Wizard-of-OD; 09-06-2008 at 03:13 PM.

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    Registered User Four Rings
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    Re: *** AZ Intro : High flow Catalytic converter - B5 & B6 Models ***

    Badump!

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    Veteran Member Three Rings
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    Re: *** AZ Intro : High flow Catalytic converter - B5 & B6 Models ***

    Very nice.
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    Veteran Member Three Rings
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    Re: *** AZ Intro : High flow Catalytic converter - B5 & B6 Models ***

    Will this throw a CEL?
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    Senior Member Two Rings TeeterTawter's Avatar
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    Re: *** AZ Intro : High flow Catalytic converter - B5 & B6 Models ***

    would it be available in different flanges for different turbo setups if requested?

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    Veteran Member Four Rings djwimbo's Avatar
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    Re: *** AZ Intro : High flow Catalytic converter - B5 & B6 Models ***

    Quote Originally Posted by TeeterTawter View Post
    would it be available in different flanges for different turbo setups if requested?
    The problem with trying to make that pipe fit a different turbo is the placement. An eliminator series turbo would bolt up with 0 issues. Any other turbo gets moved up, down, forward, back ... and the bends may not be the same.

    What do you plan on going to? If you're thinking of a GT or T series, I would save the pennies now.
    "Thank god I had my body, because it felt so good."

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    Veteran Member Four Rings GramCracker's Avatar
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    Re: *** AZ Intro : High flow Catalytic converter - B5 & B6 Models ***

    Quote Originally Posted by h4robkr123 View Post
    Will this throw a CEL?
    No because it still retains some restrictive properties. However, a test pipe would throw a CEL.

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    Registered User Four Rings
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    Re: *** AZ Intro : High flow Catalytic converter - B5 & B6 Models ***

    Quote Originally Posted by djwimbo View Post
    The problem with trying to make that pipe fit a different turbo is the placement. An eliminator series turbo would bolt up with 0 issues. Any other turbo gets moved up, down, forward, back ... and the bends may not be the same.

    What do you plan on going to? If you're thinking of a GT or T series, I would save the pennies now.
    Awesome reply
    Thanks!

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    Veteran Member Four Rings djwimbo's Avatar
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    Re: *** AZ Intro : High flow Catalytic converter - B5 & B6 Models ***

    Quote Originally Posted by grAh4m View Post
    No because it still retains some restrictive properties. However, a test pipe would throw a CEL.
    The restriction or lack there of isn't what sets off the CEL (P0420 catalyst efficiency code). The purpose of the catalyst is to store oxygen. This is why SAI was introduced, to increase the oxygen. The oxygen breaks down the big 3 emission chemicals and releases them as less harmful ones.
    C0 -> C02
    NOx -> N20
    HC -> H20

    The precat O2 will see the tweaks/wave of rich/lean adjustments, the post cat O2 should see smooth wave or flat line. When the post-cat O2 sees the rapid tweaks of A/F mixture it knows the catalyst isn't working properly.
    "Thank god I had my body, because it felt so good."

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    Registered User Four Rings
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    Re: *** AZ Intro : High flow Catalytic converter - B5 & B6 Models ***

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