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Author: Subject: Silencers and CATS....
Jenko

posted on 2/9/13 at 10:43 AM Reply With Quote
Silencers and CATS....

What the general consus on what size of cat to use for IVA....I'm looking at purchasing my exhaust with an internal cat.

Engine is a 1.7 puma engine (standard, but with TB's).

There area few suppliers like westfield, who sell exhausts with internal CATS...are these generally good enough for IVA?.

Thanks.

P.





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AndyW

posted on 2/9/13 at 12:21 PM Reply With Quote
Kitspares do a large silencer which can include a cat Kitspares Link

But I just used their small silencer then added a 400 cell cat from e-bay. Passed iva sound test at 99db, also passed on emissions but that depends on your management system.

The cat I got from ebay is Universal Exhaust Catalytic Converter Round 400 Cell 2"' 51mm Cat Mild steel the same as this although from a different sller.

Hope that helps

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[Edited on 2/9/13 by AndyW]

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theprisioner

posted on 2/9/13 at 02:07 PM Reply With Quote
I have a Sigma 1.7 (1997) just passed IVA Lambda 1.015 Westfield 5" with internal CAT. The only comment is the Westfield part is not repackable (without a chop saw). I had the Westfield part lying about from another car so no brainer. These exhausts are readily available s/h because most Duratec owners change the westfield part to prevent hearing damage as the exhaust emits offside next to the drivers ear.





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