Adding a catalyst, or two, to a 914?!, It has already been done, I'd like to learn more… |
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Adding a catalyst, or two, to a 914?!, It has already been done, I'd like to learn more… |
horizontally-opposed |
Sep 30 2020, 08:07 PM
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This thread prompted by an idea discarded long ago and revived by a recent post from @Chris914n6 elsewhere noting his decision to add a cat to his 914. Curious to hear thoughts on upsides and downsides with this idea. Feasible? Effective? Ineffective? Stupid? Sure to cook the engine's—or the 901's—oil? Or?
Talk about threads I thought I'd never start, but my 914 is pretty smelly in 2020 in a way it wasn't when I started driving it in the 1990s…because all cars have become so much cleaner and the older cars on the road back then are long gone now. Turns out, there are such products out there—and I am surprised by the price disparity. https://www.holley.com/products/exhaust/cat...l/parts/2000124 https://shop.redline360.com/products/g-spor...gh-output-85030 |
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