First step to increase low-end torque?

[Timco]

Originally Posted by jacabean

you should at very least delete your secondary cats . that and a BMC air filter gave me a good boost in power and much more so in the upper revs. I did not notice much gain with the pulley. believe it or not but replacing my rear wheel bearings gave me a good boost .

Now, keep in mind I have NOT done a proper search, but is there a straight pipe that replaces the secondary cats? I was unaware that there were two sets. Easy job? I'll do the pulley soon enough, and de-snork or go big air filter, but this cat thing sounds doable!

My new bearings made my car feel slippery as it glides along the road. Just because they don't grind and howl doesn't mean they're not loud or stiff.

[jacabean]

there are several brands of delete pipes out there. It is a fairly straight forward job. if bolts and clamps are not to rusted it is very easy.

Originally Posted by Timco

Now, keep in mind I have NOT done a proper search, but is there a straight pipe that replaces the secondary cats? I was unaware that there were two sets. Easy job? I'll do the pulley soon enough, and de-snork or go big air filter, but this cat thing sounds doable!

My new bearings made my car feel slippery as it glides along the road. Just because they don't grind and howl doesn't mean they're not loud or stiff.