Resonator/Cat Delete
#1
Resonator/Cat Delete
Hi y'all. Has anyone here either done a resonator or cat delete, or both? I wanna know if there's any power and/or torque loss? Any CEL? Etc. Etc. Thanx. I'm installing the Eventuri intake on my '16 R 'vert either Wednesday or Thursday. After that, I'm considering resonator and/or cat delete....
#2
I haven't done either.
I can pretty much guarantee that any modern engine management system will light CEL if you remove CAT.
If you want less restrictive exhaust for performance and noise reasons a "race cat" can often give this without CEL.
A previous car I owned with 2.5L turbo engine produced 305bhp
I upgraded by replacing standard 400 cell per inch CAT with 100cpi CAT, much less restrictive and no CEL.
Another vehicle had two cats per bank, deleted 2nd CAT without CEL issues.
Tends to depend on where Lambda probes are situated and what influence on exhaust oxygen levels deleting a CAT has.
I can pretty much guarantee that any modern engine management system will light CEL if you remove CAT.
If you want less restrictive exhaust for performance and noise reasons a "race cat" can often give this without CEL.
A previous car I owned with 2.5L turbo engine produced 305bhp
I upgraded by replacing standard 400 cell per inch CAT with 100cpi CAT, much less restrictive and no CEL.
Another vehicle had two cats per bank, deleted 2nd CAT without CEL issues.
Tends to depend on where Lambda probes are situated and what influence on exhaust oxygen levels deleting a CAT has.
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I haven't done either.
I can pretty much guarantee that any modern engine management system will light CEL if you remove CAT.
If you want less restrictive exhaust for performance and noise reasons a "race cat" can often give this without CEL.
A previous car I owned with 2.5L turbo engine produced 305bhp
I upgraded by replacing standard 400 cell per inch CAT with 100cpi CAT, much less restrictive and no CEL.
Another vehicle had two cats per bank, deleted 2nd CAT without CEL issues.
Tends to depend on where Lambda probes are situated and what influence on exhaust oxygen levels deleting a CAT has.
I can pretty much guarantee that any modern engine management system will light CEL if you remove CAT.
If you want less restrictive exhaust for performance and noise reasons a "race cat" can often give this without CEL.
A previous car I owned with 2.5L turbo engine produced 305bhp
I upgraded by replacing standard 400 cell per inch CAT with 100cpi CAT, much less restrictive and no CEL.
Another vehicle had two cats per bank, deleted 2nd CAT without CEL issues.
Tends to depend on where Lambda probes are situated and what influence on exhaust oxygen levels deleting a CAT has.
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Plan on wearing earplugs? The sound will be too loud and nasty and the cops will be on you like stink on ...
Last edited by Unhingd; 09-12-2017 at 01:11 PM.
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Yeah as Unhingd stated, the muffler delete will be too loud on the R and the wrong kind of loud (no tone). You're better off with the VAP 200 cell downpipes or the VAP catback system.
Here's a set of VAP downpipes for sale:
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/p...wnpipe-188983/
Or you can join the VAP exhaust group buy:
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/f...xhaust-188490/
Here's a set of VAP downpipes for sale:
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/p...wnpipe-188983/
Or you can join the VAP exhaust group buy:
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/f...xhaust-188490/
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