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Originally posted by GaryDawg
Ok.... I'm still confused....
The X-pipe can have cats on it...
Then you can have a cat-back which also has cats...
Does that replace the mufflers???
Or is the cat-back between the X-pipe and the mufflers?
Thanks for you patience...
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A true o/r X or H takes off the cats and moves the balancing tube up there. That's why they flow so well.
A traditional cat-back is from beyond the mufflers to the tips.
You can get a catted X or H that goes where the o/r pipe would, right behing the headers, but has high flow cats that should pass sniffer emmisions. Passing a CA visual is a whole different story.

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