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Old 01-26-2018, 01:54 PM   #1
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Turbo kits with catted header

Are there any turbo kits out there that have this option?
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Old 01-26-2018, 02:26 PM   #2
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I know PTuning and Works turbo kits let you use whatever header you want since it connects at the OP location
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Same with P&L, the have a kit that let's you use their header, and you can get their header catted.
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The Blitz turbo kit. But I see you live in Washington, we don't do emissions for our cars so not sure why you'd want a cat it just yields less power.
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Thanks guys!! I guess I just assumed that if you got a turbo kit you were stuck with their header. Very interesting!!

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The Blitz turbo kit. But I see you live in Washington, we don't do emissions for our cars so not sure why you'd want a cat it just yields less power.
No cat = stinky
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It's not convenient but I would put the cat after the turbo, especially if it's the oe cat or anything less than an hjs or equivalent quality.
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Thanks guys!! I guess I just assumed that if you got a turbo kit you were stuck with their header. Very interesting!!



No cat = stinky
Just get a catted front pipe or keep your stock front pipe
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Just weighing my options at this point. I couldn't even stand a non-catted UEL...

I am leaning more towards a supercharger.
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No cat = stinky
If you stick with a turbo plan, also consider this:

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=124634

Fujitsubo front pipe w/ cat and large resonator, so you can run whatever setup you want without worries about sound.
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Let us know if you have any specific questions. We've installed quite a few kits with fully catted exhausts systems.
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No cat = stinky
What????????

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The cat on the header is a precat, designed to warm up the main cat I thought. I believe emissions will rise after precat removal but mostly initially. Once the main cat reaches sufficient temps to work, the lack of a precat might be minimal. I could be wrong.
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