    Jim Fawks (Saudisy) | Wednesday, November 05, 2003 - 11:00 am  Hi all, new guy ques. Can I just gut the cat on my 87 stock GN (Syclone fuel pump and FPR only mods)without any problems? Been working with Syclones for last 8 years and it's a no no for them, overboost fuel cutout at wot. If I gut the cat on the GN will I get any problems like fuel cutout or check eng. light? Read archives a bit and can't find a positive answer. Thanks Jim |
    Ron Pike (Thedoughboy) | Friday, November 07, 2003 - 06:28 pm  I would think it's fine on a TR because it would be "like" a test pipe. Although I could be wrong. HTH, Ron |
    Jim Stoltz (Turbojimmy) | Friday, November 07, 2003 - 07:22 pm  It will be fine. There are very few similarities between the 4.3 and the 3.8. I gutted the cat on my GN myself with a hammer and chisel. No ill effects whatsoever. I moved to a test pipe w/ a dump soon after. Good or bad, the TR ECM doesn't know or care what the boost level actually is. It makes its fueling decisions based on a number of factors but manifold pressure is not one of them. The SyTys use a MAP sensor (manifold pressure) so if you go beyond one bar (14.7 psi) it cuts the fuel to the engine so you can't build anymore boost. I put a hi-flo cat on my Typhoon and had nothing but trouble with it. Jim |
    Jim F. (Saudisy) | Sunday, November 09, 2003 - 11:47 am  Thanks, good to know. That's for next weekend. you're right about the sy ty problems, that's why I asked the ques. here. been there done that on syclones and typhoons. Thanks for the help. Jim |