2nd cat...... What's it all about.....
So here's the thing. I've got a 2014 (new shape sti) whose stock exhaust needs replacing as its too quiet.
Now i could take the safe option n go cat back or should i go further? Here's a stupid question? Does a "full" system remove both cats or just the second one? I ask because my last 2001 wrx had a "full" system but upon inspection, only the second one was removed (my understanding was that both were supposed to go?). It still sailed through its emissions test n when i tried to sell the second cat for scrap, was told it wasn't a proper cat but a "euro" cat. The bloke got a metal rod that passed straight through it as though it was hollow and gave me a couple of quid for it. So what does it do, is it necessary and when i replace my exhaust should it stay or go if i still want to pass emissions??? Thanks in advance. |
Just discovered that with the older wrx (not sure if this includes the more modern versions) in the uppipe there is a precat, so now I'm wondering if the reason why my old wrx passed emissions with the second cat missing was due to this and therefore if i remove the second cat from my sti, will it fail on emissions?
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Should have mentioned in my last post that older sti's did not have the precat in the uppipe.
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