Sport cat downpipe & anti lag???
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Sport cat downpipe & anti lag???
I was under the impression that simtek anti lag will damage cats however, I have just noticed that TSL list their thundercat downpipe as anti lag proof?? I am in the process of getting simtek with anti-lag and would ideally like to run a sport cat downpipe. 1. For simplicity at MOT time 2. Because my car is too loud for some tracks and it should tone it down a little. Can anyone shed any light on these anti lag proof cats please?
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Opps sorry! Very embarrased! I'm on my iPhone so everything is very small and I didn't see your signature. ( it's also repeated all my posts and I don't know why). No offence intended and thanks for the advice. I'd still be interested to know though if there is such a thing as a anti lag proof cat? Anyone?
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Anti lag is a waste of time you will soon get sick of it like I did its just a gimmick TBH, better off spending the extra 150 quid on something which actually makes a difference, keep your sports cat (I know if i had one I wouldent be taken it off) and replace your back box to something a bit more track friendly
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