Installing Extractors on DC2R

[monstaR]

Hi Guys just got a mugen header and was wondering if anyone knows the size of the high flow cat that I must get becos according to one of my friends, when I change my extractors on my Type R, The lenght for the cat must be shorter. Do anyone know the exact length? Cheers

[type one]

a normal high flow cat will fit (ie a standard 2.5" high flow form any exhaust shop)... you will only need to worry about changing the cat when you get mugen catback exhaust :)

[jenova]

best is get the exhaust shop to measure and custome make one. don't think you can use the stock cat as jdm header is slightly longer.

[monstaR]

Thanks guys but was wondering what length the hihgh flow cat should be so that I can ask someone to size it up in singapore and send it over...... :wave:

[tanghy]

why can't you uy one locally? it will save you alot of headaches

[monstaR]

How much does a high flow cat cost here? 300 plus?

[tanghy]

250 foir coarsound

[Jim80y]

12" long flange to flange

[monstaR]

Thanks mate.... your the best...... will get the flex pipe and the high flow cat in..... :thumbsup:

[tanghy]

better off getting 2.5" donut + flange vs flex pipe

[monstaR]

Will there be any difference b/w the flex pipe and the donut?

[type one]

you mean a diff in diameter?? you can match a donut to the diameter of your flex piping.

[monstaR]

so do I need a flex pipe and a donut or only a flex pipe or only a donut????? Please enlighten me..... :confused:

[tanghy]

if u use donut + flange u will not need flex pipe
if u use flex pipe, u will not need donut or flange

donut & flange is a better system as it does not leak and it is more compact

[JINRAI]

How much did u pay for the it Monsta? Btw...I still want those rims of yours! hehe

[jenova]

go with the donut + flange, it is the original setup of the car :thumbsup:
btw, u have pm

[monstaR]

Thanks guys, I have done some research as well and found out that the donut and flange is the best way to go......


For the rims, let me just say it is not expensive, at least cheaper then te37s....lol.....