Does anyone know if fitting a Cat Replacement Box (i.e. get rid of the Cat) would have a negative effect on emmissions - and would there be NCT consequences, (I presume there would)?
JD
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by JD » Mon Nov 17, 2003 3:06 pm
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by CJ » Mon Nov 17, 2003 3:17 pm
Yes and yes 
Without the cat, you're talking about a low idle HC value of +0.06vol%, anything above 0.05 is a fail. Most of us with cat bypass pipes just swap the cat back in for the NCT.
Ciaran
Without the cat, you're talking about a low idle HC value of +0.06vol%, anything above 0.05 is a fail. Most of us with cat bypass pipes just swap the cat back in for the NCT.
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