Hayward & Scott Exhaust Coming Soon!!
03-30-16, 10:15 AM
#136
I have a feeling the X pipe will completely remove that AMG tone you love. I wouldn't suggest it if that's the part you love about your exhaust. Especially if you have dyno proven that there's no loss of power from the divorced system.
03-30-16, 08:01 PM
#142
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03-31-16, 02:49 PM
#143
Driver School Candidate
Apologies for the newb question, but if I understand this correctly, this exhaust does not keep the oem cats? Too bad cause can't really pass emission test where I live. Would totally have jumped on one otherwise
03-31-16, 03:09 PM
#144
That's not quite correct.
This exhaust doesn't remove the primary cats you have in your OEM intake manifolds.
It doesn't have to remove your secondary cats either should you wish to keep both sets.
We here in the UK also need cat's to drive on the roads. My exhaust currently has the primary cats in place. It passed our annual check (MOT) like that without issue.
Even when I add PPE headers, I'm fitting some custom PPE midpipes with hi-flow cats.
Let me know if you need any more info.
04-01-16, 02:56 PM
#145
Lexus Fanatic
No forgiveness needed.
That's not quite correct.
This exhaust doesn't remove the primary cats you have in your OEM intake manifolds.
It doesn't have to remove your secondary cats either should you wish to keep both sets.
We here in the UK also need cat's to drive on the roads. My exhaust currently has the primary cats in place. It passed our annual check (MOT) like that without issue.
Even when I add PPE headers, I'm fitting some custom PPE midpipes with hi-flow cats.
Let me know if you need any more info.
That's not quite correct.
This exhaust doesn't remove the primary cats you have in your OEM intake manifolds.
It doesn't have to remove your secondary cats either should you wish to keep both sets.
We here in the UK also need cat's to drive on the roads. My exhaust currently has the primary cats in place. It passed our annual check (MOT) like that without issue.
Even when I add PPE headers, I'm fitting some custom PPE midpipes with hi-flow cats.
Let me know if you need any more info.
My God the car is going to sound like a MONSTER !!
Can't wait.