dynatech powercat

[titefyrbird]

has anyone used a dynatech powercat, supposed to get a super high flow rate, 54% MORE THAN STOCK!

just wondered if anyone knew anything about dynatech as a company, or this catalytic converter?

3" powercat gets like 400 cfm flow rate, the chart i saw said that catco was getting around 360-370. they are also only 4" around and 11" long.

[BLLDOGG]

Re: dynatech powercat

never heard of it. Who is selling it?

[titefyrbird]

Re: dynatech powercat

i was doing a search for high cfm cats and ran across this one just had not heard of them before but it sounds good if it is true. here are links to what i can find, it looks like a racing exhaust company, but it says they are OBD-I and OBD-II compatible, don't know if it is street legal everywhere, but in SC there are no emissions regulations does say "keep the emissions at a legal level".

the last one also shows another small cat that says it is street legal in all 50 states and CARB legal

here is a link to summit:

http://store.summitracing.com/partde...0&autoview=sku

jegs:

http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...0251&langId=-1

and a link where i got the flow info:

http://www.rpmoutlet.com/powercat.htm

[borispeed]

Re: dynatech powercat

I was looking at the Jegs' Catalog, it says that this powercat is for "off-road use," and "not for use in CA or other states that have adopted CA emissions"

[camaro19]

Re: dynatech powercat

titefyrbird do you live in the mount pleasant/charleston area?

[titefyrbird]

Re: dynatech powercat

no i have a friend that lives around there, and i have been there a lot, love the area, but alas i live in Rock Hill, near charlotte, NC. nothing ever goes on here.

well, i don't have to worry about emissions, i might go for it, but the pypes short cat looks pretty cool, i would like to see CFM stats on it.