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    Thanks for sharing. I like free ideas

    I have been thinking I'll remove the cat at some point as I've read it helps a lot with the turbo lag/spooling.

    Personally I'm not sure I like the turbo whistling sound myself, but that's just me

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shamo View Post
    What i did was simply just take out the rear half of the exhaust system and cut out the rear muffler and replace it with a straight through piece of pipe (from an old d1 exhaust i had lying in the shed)



    bang for buck, this is the best mod for any TD vehicle. On the Td5 it make a big difference in reducing turbo lag and EGT.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Naks View Post


    bang for buck, this is the best mod for any TD vehicle. On the Td5 it make a big difference in reducing turbo lag and EGT.
    Naks, he's done a "Sound Mod" not the muffler mod...

    There wont be a noticeable difference in EGT or spool time.

    He's just made it sound nicer for him

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie2 View Post
    Naks, he's done a "Sound Mod" not the muffler mod...
    well, that's just a waste of time

    When I removed the middle silencer from my D2, children ran away scared when I floored it at the lights

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie2 View Post
    Naks, he's done a "Sound Mod" not the muffler mod...

    There wont be a noticeable difference in EGT or spool time.

    He's just made it sound nicer for him
    Tombie,

    What sort of improvment are we talking about,
    i have a TD5 Defender and i have been looking at removing the muffler (Centre) but was unsure due to actual improvment that i would expect.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dutchie10 View Post
    Tombie,

    What sort of improvment are we talking about,
    i have a TD5 Defender and i have been looking at removing the muffler (Centre) but was unsure due to actual improvment that i would expect.
    I'm not sure if it makes as much for the fender as they have a cat converter also and the disco's don't... but i could be wrong, i know that it hardly makes and difference to sound.

    Also for all, since i have been driving it with the new exhaust, i think it has actually made the spool a tad better.

    Shamo

  7. #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shamo View Post
    I'm not sure if it makes as much for the fender as they have a cat converter also and the disco's don't...
    Not true...

    Getting a Cat vehicle was dependant on the build day... I've even seen new 04 vehicles without Cats....

    Cats muffle it like mad...

    Non Cat vehicles are sweet! A nice growl....

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    True Tombie2,
    As i dont have a cat converter in mine, so the orginal question still stands what performance improvment is expected?

    Cheers

    Dutchie10

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dutchie10 View Post
    True Tombie2,
    As I don't have a cat converter in mine, so the original question still stands what performance improvement is expected?

    Cheers

    Dutchie10
    Marginal improvement in spool up time and associated throttle response improvement.

    Marginal fuel economy improvement is possible (depends on how u drive)

    Great Aural improvement

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie2 View Post
    Marginal improvement in spool up time and associated throttle response improvement.

    Marginal fuel economy improvement is possible (depends on how u drive)

    Great Aural improvement
    Thanks for that,

    Sounds like a mod i have to do once i finish the Dual Cab conversation this weekend Waiting on the rain to stop as so i can do the spray job.

    Cheers

    Dutchie10

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