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Offline Gary

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Re: more power
« Reply #15 on: December 10, 2008, 10:27:08 AM »
Canada might be different animal when it comes to laws.

Re: more power
« Reply #16 on: January 08, 2009, 06:08:41 PM »
aren't there laws about the cats??

According to the guy doing my exhaust work tomorrow, any removal of any emissions device or accessory is illegal in the USA, unless you are doing ONLY off-road, and he is not sure on that point.

ABout the topic:  I am getting a new rear magnaflow cat and muffler with 2.25 inch pipe.  Hope that I get the HP boost I have heard about in this forum.  Want to be able to have better performance with "junk in the trunk" and also for towing my small trailer and my hoped for snowmobile (for access to remote ice fishing and snowshoeing places in the Cascades and Siskiyous of Southern Oregon).

I will report after a few miles and some pace putting.

ALso we found a bolt missing from the port side bracket near the manifold, and a broken bracket on the right, which will be welded.  And I thought it was the old heat shield rattle.  grin

Pat, 2001 GV, H25, auto, K&N air filter, BFG All Terrain TA KO's(215/70/16)

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Offline JDMCRX

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Re: more power
« Reply #17 on: January 08, 2009, 09:20:54 PM »
These suzuki have 2 stages of cats. there is a primary and a secondary. If you know how many egt's it takes for a cat to work properly. The secondary cat on our trucks is not monitored due to the fact it is down stream.

Yes my truck passed etest with the factory manifold cat. I did the same thing to a friends 2.0 tracker he passes every year the etest sorry every 2 years.

As for pulling 2 sleds and a trailer behind my gv on the 29" its meh i hate it needed more power. Even with the mods i got now still lacks power. But these were 2 RX-1's lol
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Offline Jeremiah

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Re: more power
« Reply #18 on: January 10, 2009, 11:20:31 AM »
According to the guy doing my exhaust work tomorrow, any removal of any emissions device or accessory is illegal in the USA, unless you are doing ONLY off-road, and he is not sure on that point.

Not many smog techs are looking for a 2nd cat right now. In fact, I've never had one look for a primary cat (they know if I don't have one, it'll never pass the sniffer - never underestimate the laziness of the average technician). In case they do in the future (sometimes they just need time to catch up to what people are doing), just have a "blank" installed. Where the 2nd cat is supposed to go, have a section built up with some flanges so that blank can be un-bolted, and the 2nd cat bolted back in during your emissions test. When done - take it out.

I too don't want to breathe dirty air, but if they're passing emissions with the primary cat only, then they're burning clean enough for me. Just one factory in China is going to produce more pollution in one year than your 2nd cat delete will do in a lifetime.
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Re: more power
« Reply #19 on: January 14, 2009, 08:06:30 AM »
aren't there laws about the cats??

According to the guy doing my exhaust work tomorrow, any removal of any emissions device or accessory is illegal in the USA, unless you are doing ONLY off-road, and he is not sure on that point.

ABout the topic:  I am getting a new rear magnaflow cat and muffler with 2.25 inch pipe.  Hope that I get the HP boost I have heard about in this forum.  Want to be able to have better performance with "junk in the trunk" and also for towing my small trailer and my hoped for snowmobile (for access to remote ice fishing and snowshoeing places in the Cascades and Siskiyous of Southern Oregon).

I will report after a few miles and some pace putting.

ALso we found a bolt missing from the port side bracket near the manifold, and a broken bracket on the right, which will be welded.  And I thought it was the old heat shield rattle.  grin

Pat, 2001 GV, H25, auto, K&N air filter, BFG All Terrain TA KO's(215/70/16)

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Wowee!!!  In town it sure gets up and goes.  And at 154+k miles.  Will see about mileage and hiway stuff in a few days.  Have to drive 65mph freeway, then mostly 55mph tops on US199 and US 101, with lotsa good fun curves and stuff.  I will disengage the power button (as usual) and use the OD switch and second gear and if I am lucky, don;t have to touch my brakes unless there is a foolish coward in front of me who does not understand turnouts.  Yes, I drive it like a sports car in those circumstances.  (Yes, it is automatic, but my body cannot do manual anymore.)

I will also have some junk in the trunk, as well as my hitch cargo platform (why I installed a Class III receiver).  WIll report again after that.

Pat
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2001 2.5 auto, BFG TA KO's (215/70/16). K&N air filter, all new synthetics in the pumpkins and trans case, complete service of transmission, new aftremarket half axles, and the Magnaflow gear.  Maybe mom will allow a lift soon?  Is our DD.