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Old 04-08-2009, 06:40 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Catalytic Keep It Or Get Rid Off It

I finally installed my exhaust, MBRP single cat back. I was told i need to keep the catalytic converter. I,m not to impressed with it, its not loud enough i think the catalytic restricts the flow to much. So the question is do i really need it..................
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Check your local emmisions laws...
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Our 02 doesn't have it, lost it somewhere LOL. It gets e-tested and they never say any thing about it. It does so well it gets 2 yrs without an e-test. That's a snap test not a visual smoke test.
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I've been straight pipe for 3 years now, cops haven't even looked in my direction.

E-tests are a joke for our trucks, mine didn't even get started, I just talked with the guy about what's been done to it.

Pull it and store it.
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Im im the process of getting a 06 2500 and am looking to do the same thing,
I know what the visual smoke test but whats the snap test?
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SAE says it best: Snap-Acceleration Smoke Test Procedure for Heavy-Duty Diesel Powered Vehicles
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so just floor it when in park?
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Yep, the just rev the snot out of them LOL.
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Thats the only way my truck smokes even with the Bully Dog PMT and hauling a big Skid Steer.

But I guess that's a good thing cuz smoke means un burnt fuel.

Getting back to the Snap test thou..

I see so many Transports, Dump Trucks and Cement trucks rolling coal how do they pass the test? If we were spewing that much we would fail for sure.
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Thats the only way my truck smokes even with the Bully Dog PMT and hauling a big Skid Steer.

But I guess that's a good thing cuz smoke means un burnt fuel.

Getting back to the Snap test thou..

I see so many Transports, Dump Trucks and Cement trucks rolling coal how do they pass the test? If we were spewing that much we would fail for sure.
Thats a good question, I'd like to know that as well
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Old 06-10-2009, 12:07 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Just gut the cat so it appears as you have one it will free up flow and act as a resonator.
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I've looked and then looked again. I cant find a cat on my truck?????? It's a US truck and it sounds stock, so what's up? I notice the exhaust system is held together by exhaust clamps, where most factory systems are welded on other vehicles. Is that normal with these trucks.

Also regarding the e-test (though I'm farm plate exempt) I understand that our medium duty diesels are only a visual inspection of the exhaust system anyways, so how would smoke make a difference? I had mine tested when I bought it just to see how it did. To my surprise, the test consisted of nothing but N/A's under every reading.

I know heavy duty diesels (tractor trailers) get the probe down the stack and I have had to do a roadside snap test before. It would be very hard to find a semi that won't roll coal under load. I think what they are looking for is if you smoke too much when the engine isn't pulling.

Therefore, ditch the catalytic.
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