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Bolt-on and go! =)
Yes Sir. When the time comes I'm gonna bite the bullet and pull the trigger (wow, 2 puns, I'm impressed) and gonna go with a couple HJS converters.
 

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How do these compare to Kooks Green or B-Line high flow?
 

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The B-Line are 300 cell count and these are 200's. These should flow better, but how much difference that would make is the question. I don't know the cell count on the Kooks.
 

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I'm not sure the exact catalyst B-Line or Kooks uses nor the power or size they support. I'm assuming it's a Gesi cat, which doesn't use the same wash-coating HJS German Cats do, but I could be wrong! Maybe someone on here knows.

A good factor to consider too when they're looking to change out to High-Flow cats is the end-cap. It SQUEEZES the exhaust gases entering and exiting where it's still very limiting to exhaust gas flow. You can see below how restrictive the end-caps the OEM have compared to the Fabspeed high-flow cats.

Essentially getting straight pipe flow, very similar sound, but no fear of CEL/Tune.

OEM on the left HJS Cat on the right
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Any fuel smell from these? Def interested, and am curious to see what others think of them once they get em bolted up.


Sounds amazing in the vid though
 

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There should be a handful getting into people's hands soon, that way we have more real-world tests and customer feedback.

Meant to add this, so you can hear the difference: GT500 with Borla Atak and High-Flow Cat sfor GT350
 

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There should be a handful getting into people's hands soon, that way we have more real-world tests and customer feedback.

Meant to add this, so you can hear the difference: GT500 with Borla Atak and High-Flow Cat sfor GT350
It sounds like the high flow cats sound more raspier and not deep. Would that be fair to say or it’s jus the video ?
 
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It sounds like the high flow cats sound more raspier and not deep. Would that be fair to say or it’s jus the video ?
It's really tough to accentuate the genuine sound and tone with video unless you have some REAL high-end recording equipment. I'd say it adds much more rasp and volume, since the engine rev's so high, you do get more high-pitched audio being a flat-plane crank.
 

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It's really tough to accentuate the genuine sound and tone with video unless you have some REAL high-end recording equipment. I'd say it adds much more rasp and volume, since the engine rev's so high, you do get more high-pitched audio being a flat-plane crank.
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