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Ehokana 10-19-2015 05:35 PM

Second Cat Heat Shield With Catless Front Pipe?
 
Hey guys, I just put did an Invidia q3000 exhaust and catless front pipe on my 2016, and was wondering if it required a heat shield as the original second cat had mounted. There is not a mounting point on the Invidia as on the stock cat, so I assume the shield is not re-used.

Does anyone have some insight on this?

jawn 10-19-2015 05:37 PM

The heat shield is for a cat. Cats get hot.

Clipdat 10-19-2015 06:07 PM

The OEM overpipe has it's own heatshield also, so I think it's a valid question.

But yeah, no heat shield is needed with aftermarket frontpipe.

Quote:

Originally Posted by jawn (Post 2424705)
The heat shield is for a cat. Cats get hot.


jawn 10-19-2015 06:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Clipdat (Post 2424735)
The OEM overpipe has it's own heatshield also, so I think it's a valid question.

But yeah, no heat shield is needed with aftermarket frontpipe.

That's fair. I initially thought this thread was going to be about fitting the OEM heatshield back on to try and beat an emissions test.

Ehokana 10-19-2015 06:34 PM

Thanks guys- I figured that was the answer since the catless front pipe opens up so much space in the tunnel, where the stock cat was pretty tight against the side of the tunnel and tranny

Ehokana 10-19-2015 06:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jawn (Post 2424737)
That's fair. I initially thought this thread was going to be about fitting the OEM heatshield back on to try and beat an emissions test.

Nah, I won't have an emissions test for a couple of years- at that point I'll just swap the stock front pipe back on


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