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Old 16 Oct 2007, 08:15 pm
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if i just change the the cat and keep the stock muffler would it help power on a stock GT ( removed 3 silencers + knn filter )
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Old 17 Oct 2007, 01:08 am
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Default Re: would a high flow cat help a stock GT

Not really. The 2 1/4" stock exhaust is still a bottleneck. You would really need a turboback exhaust to really help turbo spool up and get to your power quicker. What are you looking for powerwise?
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Old 17 Oct 2007, 09:04 am
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i am wanting to maximize power available from stock setup - next thing i will do is change plugs and wires - you mentioned the champions and cranes - what part numbers ( what about the ngk v plug - ) what plug did chrysler use ? best gap - some local dealers carry delco wires , bosch , msd - any of these better than stock ?
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