bbsal Posted June 29, 2003 Posted June 29, 2003 ive been hearing you can gain good horsepower taking out the cadilac converter and just running a strait pipe from it.Is it true?also i dont think it will pass inspection after you do it and also wont it make the car louder?
bbsal Posted June 29, 2003 Author Posted June 29, 2003 also if you put headers on it wont that help horse power as well?i was looking for headers but cant seem to find them for this car.
SKperformance Posted June 29, 2003 Posted June 29, 2003 do not remove the catalytic convertor i am pretty sure it is illegal almost everywhere to remove a functioning one even to replace it with a high performance one with lower back pressure you would be better off with a new exahust sytem and new bigger pipping such as a mandral bent 2.5 inch pipe and muffler it will be a bit louder to remove it but the exhaust system can be remde from just the resonator and not give it too much of an increase in noise plus the pipe isalready 2.5 up to the res and then shrinks to 2.25 inch pipe for some reason the header is made by one company fo raround $1000 as it takealot of work to make it
bbsal Posted June 30, 2003 Author Posted June 30, 2003 once again thanks for the info!i will look into it.im really looking for a supercharger.i wont stop till i get one.lol
bbsal Posted June 30, 2003 Author Posted June 30, 2003 also what company makes the headers?i might want to invest into that if it will give me some increase in power.plus headers and then a supercharger i will really be flying.
SKperformance Posted June 30, 2003 Posted June 30, 2003 sorry i can't remeber the name of it try looking on team sc3's website i also don't know there www either but it is short for southern california camry club
steviej Posted June 30, 2003 Posted June 30, 2003 JP Performance is the only company making a 1MZ-FE header. http://www.jpperformancellc.com/ steviej
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