I think we've already gotten all the bones we're gonna get until they're later in the development process.
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05-18-2009, 12:52 AM | #78 (permalink) |
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Any hints on the time frame of when the details/official news may be coming?
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05-20-2009, 01:47 AM | #84 (permalink) | |
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You may lose 10 hp or so with high flow cats, but maybe even less than that. The benefit is that It reduces emissions of hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide and oxides of nitrogen by over 90%. I'm sure you've heard it, but let me reiterate it..... We are killing our planet. Having cats on a performance vehicle is the least that one can do to help out the environment. One car on the road without catalyitic convertors is like having an 20 extra cars on the road. I was following a Mitsu evo last night with aftermarket blowoff valve, fart can muffler and no cats. The fumes were making my eyes water every time I came up behind him at a stop light. Disgusting. Turning the clock back to 1968 just to get an extra 10 hp? It made me so mad that I thought about writing his plate number down and sending an email to the highway patrol.... in the end I chilled out and didn't do it.... but I could sure see someone else doing it. I would be a little worried about having a catless car just because if they forced me to do an emissions test over a complaint, I would have to undo all my other mods. -Phim |
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05-20-2009, 02:08 AM | #85 (permalink) |
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Just for you phimosis im taking my cat off my pick up too
carbon has not been proved to cause gobal warming take this to the off-topic part of the site. It made you so mad that u wanted to write his plate number down.. are you insaine??? I mean really?? the first mod i do it take off the cat. its awesome here in indiana we have no vet testing! and the air is great. Last edited by Brazilbro; 05-20-2009 at 02:13 AM. |
05-20-2009, 03:38 AM | #86 (permalink) |
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Just need a good Centrif instalation.
NOVIDEM – Hightech-Kompressor-Systeme Shame they only sell in Europe |
05-20-2009, 11:29 AM | #87 (permalink) | |
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05-20-2009, 12:36 PM | #89 (permalink) | |
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Regressing back to my previous car (Mustang), positive displacement superchargers typically removed the intake manifold and sat nicely in the valley between the heads. I'm not too familiar with the VQ37VHR layout, but it could very well be likely that a positive displacement S/C can still fit if it can sit nicely in between the heads. Now, something unrelated: Personally, if its a positive displacement S/C, it has to be a twin screw to be worth my time. At the very least, an Eaton TVS blower would do. Supercharging the VQ37VHR would most likely need to be a positive displacement because of the DTB. I can easily see a positive displacement S/C replacing the manifold, and both throttle bodies and going to a larger, single intake pipe and filter. Just my
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