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I've got a 3 1/2 " down pipe to a 3" Random Tech High flow cat
with Greddy sp exhaust on my 94 tt bpu'd ++ 6 speed Car recently tuned up County initiated emmisions testing Boughtthis cat claiming it would pass emisions I have orig exhaust and someone good with a cutter and wielder Will OEM main cat replacing Random Tech cat pass emissions Nox numbers extremely high and HC numbers elevated Mechanic blames cat not burning enough WTF |
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yeh its prolly your cat, did u just buy it? i wouldnt trust those mechanic, dirty these days. i would get the oem cat, should pass emissions.
----------------------------- 1998 Toyota Supra T88 654 rwhp |
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I have a 93.5 BPU+ Auto with the same exhaust, DP, and cat (Random Tech) and I passed. Only after I put fresh NGK 6097's (.032 gap) and made sure I had no octane booster or Toluene in the gas. If passing gets expensive, just get an HKS AFR and lean that baby down 10% prior to testing, test, then put it back.
___________ -Goldfinger 93 Supra Twin Turbo BPU+ 76 Porsche 911 RS <-for sale |
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just slip the guy some extra cash, you'll pass with flying colors, thats what i do
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If you still have the stock cats why not just put them on for the day?
Get rid of that random tech too, its just robbing your HP. |
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quote: Yeah, right...... TTurbo |
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You should drive the supra on the highway for 20-30min or so....to make sure your cat is running at optimum temps. This makes a huge difference with all of the emmissions checks!!
testing a cold system is always gonna show bad results.... |
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