POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
does a cat bypass, not a muffler bypass, make the car any louder??
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POST 2Original post
i just put them on my cayenne s and the answer is yes...more throaty and more depth and mid range accelleration.....
POST 3Original post
Yes, with better HP increase than mufflers. Gains are marginal at best, though.
POST 4Original post
how does it affect your bottom end... are you getting more mid range accel at the expense of low end torque? what about top end?
POST 5Original post
i find my cayenne about the same...not much power diference although i have been told 10hp is hard to detect on a big 6000 lb suv...very peppy in tip and first gear all the way thru...
POST 6Original post
yeah 10 hp is not enough on a car truck, to be felt, on a motorcycle though---------- im looking for some cat bypass pipes myself
POST 7Original post
dude..... why awake all these old threads?
POST 8Original post
just did a search for cat bypass, and didnt check all the post dates. ~~~but thanks to your reply to mine, i will bump it again. haha
POST 9Original post
yes, however, only do one, cat or muffler, too much torque loss otherwise.
POST 10Original post
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Yes. Read my comments in the other cat-bypass thread.
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