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bamaL99 · 09-13-2015, 08:51 PM

First let me start off by saying that taking the stock cats off can be a pain in the ass, but eventually everything unbolted. The whole process was about 2.5 hours. I've had them for 3 days now and my car is STUPID loud

The muffler and resonator delete obviously helped, but it's easy to tell that the stock cats were the biggest restriction. Do not buy if you don't want to wake up your entire street in the morning because it definitely will.They were a bit more raspy than I thought they would be, but I did get the cat deletes and not high flows. Smell isn't too bad, and non existent with windows up. CEL came on after about 200 miles. The butt dyno tells me there's a nice gain in torque and a little on the top end. Overall, I'd give them a 9/10.

09-13-2015, 08:51 PM	#1
bamaL99 BamaL99 Drives: Black 2014 Camaro SS Join Date: Sep 2015 Location: Birmingham,Al Posts: 24 View My Garage	JBA mid pipes review First let me start off by saying that taking the stock cats off can be a pain in the ass, but eventually everything unbolted. The whole process was about 2.5 hours. I've had them for 3 days now and my car is STUPID loud The muffler and resonator delete obviously helped, but it's easy to tell that the stock cats were the biggest restriction. Do not buy if you don't want to wake up your entire street in the morning because it definitely will.They were a bit more raspy than I thought they would be, but I did get the cat deletes and not high flows. Smell isn't too bad, and non existent with windows up. CEL came on after about 200 miles. The butt dyno tells me there's a nice gain in torque and a little on the top end. Overall, I'd give them a 9/10.