Look who is talking.....Your investigation into every single one of my posts seems to be going very well. I post something then you go and post "post *****" or something like that afterwards.
I am sure that 500 of your posts have something to do with me....
Geez dude, get off my nuts.

 

i'll leave you alone. I think Buddy has taken your crown. He's only person I know that has written a post to link to another one of his posts Now that's post whorin' !!!! You could learn a few things from him. I think he has you and Napo beat for ingenuity. Come on man, I know you're better than this. Think outside the box

 

Hey I had to do it cause I thought the title of this thread was kind of CATchy!

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by deputydog95
[B]Nope

 

I'm so turning you in to the bunny hugger police

 

Meow!!!!!!

I guess you are what you eat.

 

 

what should we be noticing in this pic?

 

I'll ask again ... does removing the cats on a 996 TT increase the smell of gas by any large amount??

 

Mana,
On my 993 it is not really a problem since the engine is behind me.
On my S2 race car, it was a problem because the cats (and cat pipe) sat right underneath me. There may have been a few leaks in there which might explain a few things about me.

 

There was a big difference in my NA car once these were removed.

 

your a mod, can't you change the title

 

I did not notice any increase in gas odor after removing my cats (beyond the smell of the high octane fuel we both use). However, I am not the best judge of such matters, as my sense of smell was largely destroyed by a nasty white substance and the resulting surgical rebuild of my septum.

Craig

 

Thanks guys!!

 

Yeah, your car became abnoxiously loud and smells like it's leaking gas when driving behind it

All kidding aside, I'd be concerned about too little back pressure on an NA without cats.