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On 4/9/2004 4:40 PM, brett4hand@hotmail.com wrote:
| In article <6.0.3.0.0.20040409160748.01b46a78@pop.ameritech.yahoo.com>,
| mgrose@ameritech.net (Matt Grose) writes:
|
|>
|>Just finished installing a new DynoMax exhaust and Car Sound High Flow
Cat.
|>Truck sounds much better now compared to the rusted out Dynomax system
that
|>was on there. Just about to go take it for a spin and I was wondering if
|>there is any break in periods on the cats or if is it just bolt on and
go?
|>Next up to install are new speakers and a 6 disc cd changer =D. It's
about
|>time I got around to installing this stuff, it's all been sitting around
|>waiting to go on the dak.
|>
|>-Matt Grose
|>South Euclid, OH
|>1997 Black 4x4 Dakota Sport
|>DML Profile:
|>http://www.dakota-truck.net/profiles/dakota/Gv2394THi1OPQ/profile.htm
|>
|>
|
|
| I've never heard of a break in period for a cat, although most mufflers do
| sound a lot better about a week after they are installed. Funny how
stereo
| upgrades often follow exhaust mods. ;)
Really? When we put the FM 50 on my old Dak, I didn't turn my stereo on
for a week afterwards.
Mufflers definitely have a break-in period. Cats probably have a little
bit of one, but not much I'd guess. I'd guess 2 or 3 full
heating/cooling cycles.
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