Prices on exhaust?
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From: Windsor, Ontario, Canada
Prices on exhaust?
Hey, so i'm looking for a new exhaust for my f-150, i found a cat back for 200 and an off-road for 190 from LMC. Any others you might suggest? I wanted a good sound thats still legal and i need to replace the cat. Another thing, are the high flow cats any better than a normal one?
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I paid 200 for a shop to do true duals from the manifold, I scrapped the cats and am just running 40's flowmasters. High flow cats do exactly what they say they increase the flow and that is what you want, so if you are still going to keep the cats I recommed some highflow cats into some kind of muffler.
I am running a 1995 5.0 1/2 ton.
You can probably find out more info if you past this in the exhaust area.
I am running a 1995 5.0 1/2 ton.
You can probably find out more info if you past this in the exhaust area.
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Hey Soccerlawn how mutch did your shop trip cost. I am thingking of just by-passing the CAT and just welding a extinton bar on its place (would that even work?). How dose your truck run after you little "operation"?
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how did you get the o2 sensor to work after you dualed from the manifold...I would like to do that to my system here in Washington state, but the laws require cats...is there a device that allows the o2 sensor to be fooled into thinking that it is actually reading?
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On my dual setup I just had the O2 relocated to the passenger side piping about 6 inches down from the collector on one of my shorty headers. I've had no issues from running it like this because the O2 is pretty much in its original location.
