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Exhaust Cutout Before Cat. Rear sections with valved tips only have one of the tips on each side valved. Being careful not to cut out or damage the honeycomb. A properly designed exhaust system does not need cutouts. The fresh air coming in right over the o2 would throw off all. The tubing is routed so when. Free flowing cats do exactly what they say. The only way that would be beneficial is if you had a catalytic converter that really cleaned up the exhaust (and therefore giving restriction). One or even two cats can be free flowing cats(unless not allowed in the state). You'll want to probably work from the right cutout first. If you put the cut out before the cat, it would be right over the front o2. I just used the summit 3 cutout y pipe, plasma cut off the y end and form fit the cut out to the front of the stock cat, where the cat turns up. I'm not concerned about power gains, but more interested in the tone. The cutout location is where the exhaust comes down from the cat converters and right after where it turns inboard is a nice location.

The tubing is routed so when. Being careful not to cut out or damage the honeycomb. One or even two cats can be free flowing cats(unless not allowed in the state). Free flowing cats do exactly what they say. If you put the cut out before the cat, it would be right over the front o2. The cutout location is where the exhaust comes down from the cat converters and right after where it turns inboard is a nice location. The only way that would be beneficial is if you had a catalytic converter that really cleaned up the exhaust (and therefore giving restriction). I just used the summit 3 cutout y pipe, plasma cut off the y end and form fit the cut out to the front of the stock cat, where the cat turns up. I'm not concerned about power gains, but more interested in the tone. You'll want to probably work from the right cutout first.

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Exhaust Cutout Before Cat Being careful not to cut out or damage the honeycomb. One or even two cats can be free flowing cats(unless not allowed in the state). The cutout location is where the exhaust comes down from the cat converters and right after where it turns inboard is a nice location. Being careful not to cut out or damage the honeycomb. The only way that would be beneficial is if you had a catalytic converter that really cleaned up the exhaust (and therefore giving restriction). A properly designed exhaust system does not need cutouts. Free flowing cats do exactly what they say. I'm not concerned about power gains, but more interested in the tone. If you put the cut out before the cat, it would be right over the front o2. I just used the summit 3 cutout y pipe, plasma cut off the y end and form fit the cut out to the front of the stock cat, where the cat turns up. The tubing is routed so when. You'll want to probably work from the right cutout first. Rear sections with valved tips only have one of the tips on each side valved. The fresh air coming in right over the o2 would throw off all.