QUOTE(Eugene91 @ Apr 14 2014, 08:47 PM)
sifus.. please explain..
"Preve IAFM+ with Open Pod and High Flow exhaust"
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=773...&type=3&theater
In conclusion not efficient to have high flow exhaust on CamPro IAFM+? This may result in higher FC if we keep high RPM?
or does it mean not to touch the catcon?
i'm sooo nooob
Catalyst a.k.a Catalytic converter a.k.a Catcon, is the 1 to control your emission, further burn up those carbon with heat exchange from your exhaust manifold."Preve IAFM+ with Open Pod and High Flow exhaust"
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=773...&type=3&theater
In conclusion not efficient to have high flow exhaust on CamPro IAFM+? This may result in higher FC if we keep high RPM?
or does it mean not to touch the catcon?

The above quote from your post is correct in every aspect regarding campro.
1) Removal of catcon will mean less exhaust flow restriction, hence your low end response will be jeopardized. Do an example by your own, open up the cap of a 500ml bottle and reverse it see the water flow, it flow very slowly. If you shut the cap, poke a small hole on the bottle body, point the water stream at your skin when it shoots out, you'll scream
2) Exchange of high flow after market filter(be it drop in or open pod), you open the bottle cap, terbalik it and poke a hole on top! Imagine, how do you keep the flow slow? Impossible. You can't drive the car slowly, the low end response is jeopardized.
For a CVT transmission, your TCU will take care of all those changes. So, you really doesn't have to worry too much(other than FC)
This post has been edited by davidke20: Apr 14 2014, 10:52 PM
Apr 14 2014, 10:52 PM

Quote





0.0555sec
0.81
7 queries
GZIP Disabled