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| Newbie Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Bangalore
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| Great job mate, Thanks for such an informative article. Have a query on this point though [5. Improved exhaling: A free-flowing exhaust leads to the smooth discharge of exhaust gases and results in improved performance. Also, turbo back-pressure is reduced by good exhaust flow. Been thinking awhile for getting a free flow. But would like t know what happens to the catalytic converter and thus BS3 compliance and stuff. And how does it effect on Extended warranty???!!!! |
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| BHPian | I made a ram air intake for my indica. and coupled with a free flow exhaust, it gave a decent increase in perfomance. and can i make the [FONT=Arial]Propane Fumigation system, using an lpg kit for a petrol car???[/FONT]
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| Senior - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Chennai
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In the other thread (Automech) it was mentioned that free flow can be fitted without removing the CAT. Also fitment of free flow does fall within the limits of emission norms (increase from 10% to 25%). Even the sound levels are within the permissible limit of 55 db. Here's the link for automech thread http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/modifi...hausts-18.html (automech exhausts) Last edited by Surprise : 23rd January 2007 at 17:35. Reason: Link added | |
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