anyone got a spare pre-cat?

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Re: anyone got a spare pre-cat?

Postby j1o2c3k4 » Thu 16.06.2005, 21:19

like watchin paint dry,, paul matty is ok for 250 - 300 bhp... ??? but im still watchin ..
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Re: anyone got a spare pre-cat?

Postby grahamec » Sun 19.06.2005, 14:29

Stevo, can't remember if I've signed up for one, if I have that's great if not then sign me up please  :D <br>Do you need a hand with the project ?
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Re: anyone got a spare pre-cat?

Postby Darren » Sun 19.06.2005, 20:17

Stevo,<br><br>If this fits the standard system, then count me in. If it doesn't fit the standard system, then still count me in and I'll go for the Matty system at some point.<br><br>Darren<br>~~~~
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Re: anyone got a spare pre-cat?

Postby niall » Sun 19.06.2005, 21:20

Stevo,<br>I'm a strong probable on this one too.<br>Niall
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Postby Andrew_Ennis » Thu 14.07.2005, 12:16

Stevo,
How is the exhaust pipe going? I would be after one too

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Re: anyone got a spare pre-cat?

Postby max and andy » Sat 07.03.2009, 23:15

What would be the benefits of a PCE over taking the restriction out of the old pre cat ?If the difference is minimal .Would i be better pre preparing a second pre cat ready to fit ?With the new exhaust. Max & Andy :?:
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Re: anyone got a spare pre-cat?

Postby max and andy » Sun 08.03.2009, 14:20

PCE or take restriction out of old pre cat.Whats the general view ?And should i pre prepare a second pre cat ? Andy
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Re: anyone got a spare pre-cat?

Postby Enright » Sun 08.03.2009, 19:01

There's only a restriction inside some of the pre-cats e.g. Federal ones, but all of them have a 2" outlet.
Therefore no matter what sized exhaust you bolt on after that, you've still got a partial restriction in the flow, like pinching a straw when blowing through it.
The Piper PCE has a 2.5 inch outlet, so the restriction is purely down to the size of exhaust. However you're almost certain to need to open out (port) your wastegate by a few mm to keep up with the increased flow through the rest of the system, as it's already marginal and the mod can push it beyond it's design limits.
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Re: anyone got a spare pre-cat?

Postby max and andy » Sun 08.03.2009, 20:10

Because the PCE is so short in leng do you think the extra !/2 inch makes alot of difference?Over the Pre cat hollowed out. Andy
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Re: anyone got a spare pre-cat?

Postby rip » Sun 08.03.2009, 23:27

Exhaust restrictions are more crucial at the engine end.....so I've read.
So yes, this difference is important.
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Re: anyone got a spare pre-cat?

Postby max and andy » Sat 14.03.2009, 15:59

Cheers Rip. Ive decided to go for the PCE at Piper.So sorted. Andy
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