high flow cats?
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high flow cats?
Hi everyone I was just wondering if anyone makes a pair of high flow cats that will just bolt in to my 1998 ranger 4X4 xlt with 3.0 dual cats? Where can I find some or is there any other high flow cats that will work and not cause any trouble with the computer? I aslo would like to know when to replace O2 sensors and pvc valve my truck has 71,000 on her now and I just gave her a tune up with plugs,wires,and fuel filter!! any help would really be appreciated!!!
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WIth OBD2 being what it is and being so demanding of emissions components, I am glad to save you money by letting you know that factory cats flow real, real, well. This isn't he crummy technology of the 70s and 80s.
As for O2's, wait for a CE light, pretty much. PCV can be checked whenever you feel.
As for O2's, wait for a CE light, pretty much. PCV can be checked whenever you feel.
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Originally Posted by AlfredB1979
WIth OBD2 being what it is and being so demanding of emissions components, I am glad to save you money by letting you know that factory cats flow real, real, well. This isn't he crummy technology of the 70s and 80s.
As for O2's, wait for a CE light, pretty much. PCV can be checked whenever you feel.
As for O2's, wait for a CE light, pretty much. PCV can be checked whenever you feel.
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You might want to just save the money and leave it as is. Believe it or not, sometimes back pressure is a good thing and too much free flow can sometimes change the power curve in an unproductive way.
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