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    de-cat questions

    basically my car still has the rather large and offensive catalytic converter on and i have considered getting at removed, as its an 850 i cant see why id have any lambda issues etc

    has anyone else had this done on an 850??

    my spec is...

    19t turbo
    RICA 340 custom remap
    TME cat-back exhaust systam
    NGK bkr8eix plugs

    i do feel the cat will be restricting the cars performance quite alot with these mods as the turbo runs 1.4 bar for a start but my only concern is since the car was custom mapped with the cat in place will i upset things by removing it or will i see a decent gain and go for it???

    thanks simon
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    no answer needed now thanks

    im leaving it alone!

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    Quote Originally Posted by cgrextreme View Post
    no answer needed now thanks

    im leaving it alone!
    A decat, ie cat removal will/should fail the mot.....unless you run lpg.....
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    855 rica 304bhp, Adjusted Wastegate, Bleed Valve, ITG Panel Filter, 171k fsh, Volvo Strutt Brace, Polybush Topmount , 4mm Samco Vacuum Hoses, 10 Core "Racing" Ht Leads, 302mm Volvo Discs under 16" Columba Alloys, Performance DS2500 Fronts Red Stuff Rears, Drillled Airbox, 5w/40 Oil Changed @ 5k intervals,

    764 B230ET 108k FVSH No mods yet...Planning underway.....

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