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Feb 19, 2004

maiden4ever

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high flow cat

i want to get a high flow cat, but im worried about it producing a "fart can" noise, i have a greddy evo cat back, as of right now the rest of the exhuast is stock. think the high flow cat will make the greddy a fart can?

Feb 19, 2004

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Feb 19, 2004

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no you wouldnt get that noise

Feb 20, 2004

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you will be ok. no fart can noise. you get that when you don't have a resonator and you have a "muffler".

Feb 20, 2004

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ok thanks

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if anything, it'll get deeper..

Feb 22, 2004

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If you go with a high flow cat it will make the tone deeper than it is now. Most of the Fart can exhausts out there are the mufflers thenselves matched with stock piping and like orso said a resonator.

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