Expy mid pipe?
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Expy mid pipe?
Is there a company out there that makes a cat-less midpipe for the Expedition? I have a 97 and was wondering if anyone has seen such an animal.
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I'm not sure what you're asking about. What are you calling a "midpipe"?
There are 4 'cats' on the Expy... two for each bank of cylinders. Removing them is a violation of Federal Law, so I doubt anyone is going to publicly market a product that violates this law. Besides, removing them will give you a "check engine" light shining constantly- not to mention any negative operating symptoms that might show up.
If your cats need replaced, there are some kits out there that legally take you from 4 to 2 converters. These kits usually include the so-called "high flow" converters. So, if you're looking for performance, this is the way to go.
There are 4 'cats' on the Expy... two for each bank of cylinders. Removing them is a violation of Federal Law, so I doubt anyone is going to publicly market a product that violates this law. Besides, removing them will give you a "check engine" light shining constantly- not to mention any negative operating symptoms that might show up.
If your cats need replaced, there are some kits out there that legally take you from 4 to 2 converters. These kits usually include the so-called "high flow" converters. So, if you're looking for performance, this is the way to go.
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Originally Posted by NoMo
I'm not sure what you're asking about. What are you calling a "midpipe"?
There are 4 'cats' on the Expy... two for each bank of cylinders. Removing them is a violation of Federal Law, so I doubt anyone is going to publicly market a product that violates this law. Besides, removing them will give you a "check engine" light shining constantly- not to mention any negative operating symptoms that might show up.
If your cats need replaced, there are some kits out there that legally take you from 4 to 2 converters. These kits usually include the so-called "high flow" converters. So, if you're looking for performance, this is the way to go.
There are 4 'cats' on the Expy... two for each bank of cylinders. Removing them is a violation of Federal Law, so I doubt anyone is going to publicly market a product that violates this law. Besides, removing them will give you a "check engine" light shining constantly- not to mention any negative operating symptoms that might show up.
If your cats need replaced, there are some kits out there that legally take you from 4 to 2 converters. These kits usually include the so-called "high flow" converters. So, if you're looking for performance, this is the way to go.
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OK- now I know what you're talking about. I've not seen anything like that specifically for the Expy. Your best bet may be to have a shop custom fab something for you. However, you might find something for an F150 Lightening that will work. Give Mike a call at (540) 862-9515. If anyone can find what you're looking for, he can.
