trailrunner
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will running a cleaned out cat,cause a power loss power,on a 99 xj,4.0 auto.with 456 gears,33 in tires?thanks any ideas?
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j99xj
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I think it will cause a power loss. The computer reads both O2 sensors to make the air/fuel mixture as good as it can without sacrificing power.
Anyway, toying with the cat to gain power is a waste of money. I replaced my stock cat with a high flow unit and gained maybe 2 hp. I was disappointed. The only advantage of my high flow unit was its smaller dimesions so it wouldn't get banged up on rocks as easily.
Modern honeycomb cats are the best we have, and the Jeep 4.0 is lucky to have this type. The only cats that are worth substantial power to replace are the early GM pellet type. (which were phased out long ago, thank God)
Anyway, toying with the cat to gain power is a waste of money. I replaced my stock cat with a high flow unit and gained maybe 2 hp. I was disappointed. The only advantage of my high flow unit was its smaller dimesions so it wouldn't get banged up on rocks as easily.
Modern honeycomb cats are the best we have, and the Jeep 4.0 is lucky to have this type. The only cats that are worth substantial power to replace are the early GM pellet type. (which were phased out long ago, thank God)
tealcherokee
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j99xj said:
the rear o2 sensor does not effect air/fuel....its only there to set a CEL when the cat isnt doing its job
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Who cares, it'll sound like shit.
Lawn Cher'
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91 Jeep Project said:
What does shit sound like?
As long as it doesn't smell like it...
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LMAO
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That scene is pretty funny. That movie sucks though.91 Jeep Project said:
