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Old 03-17-2011, 02:22 PM   #1
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Yaris sedan Mid-pipe has 2 Catalytic converters - Flip a Coin and remove ONE.....
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Old 03-19-2011, 10:56 PM   #2
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Remove the second one... you will get a perfomance... i m going to take the second one off when I'm supercharged....


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Yaris sedan Mid-pipe has 2 Catalytic converters - Flip a Coin and remove ONE.....
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Old 03-21-2011, 09:10 AM   #3
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maybe this "mod" is a given not worth mentioning, but you can lighten your car by about 100 pounds by stripping out the spare tire, jack, tools, owners manual, etc. this does make a noticeable difference
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Old 03-21-2011, 12:05 PM   #4
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Remove the second one... you will get a perfomance... i m going to take the second one off when I'm supercharged....
does it make a difference???.....
I recommend removing the one closest to the manifold....

Cats retains lots of heat....

your Yaris manifold "heatshield" isn't really that effective...
especially after a drive and you come to a halt.

I always have a problem with Engine bay Heat management.....
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Old 03-21-2011, 12:35 PM   #5
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does it make a difference???.....
I recommend removing the one closest to the manifold....

Cats retains lots of heat....

your Yaris manifold "heatshield" isn't really that effective...
especially after a drive and you come to a halt.

I always have a problem with Engine bay Heat management.....
I use my air scoop on hood to direct air to header/ cat .. Works well . Stole idea from the celica.



I talked to some TRD represatives about the issue of what exactly is the celica hoodscoop used for ? I was told it's mostly for drag/downforce issues and some engine airflow characteristics. Helping with higher speed stability of the FWD. And air circulation around the motor for cooler under hood temps. They said blocking off the scoop or hindering the airflow lessens the airflow through the engine bay and decreases areodynamics.
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Old 03-23-2011, 02:40 AM   #6
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That's what I need a hood with a air scoop

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I use my air scoop on hood to direct air to header/ cat .. Works well . Stole idea from the celica.



I talked to some TRD represatives about the issue of what exactly is the celica hoodscoop used for ? I was told it's mostly for drag/downforce issues and some engine airflow characteristics. Helping with higher speed stability of the FWD. And air circulation around the motor for cooler under hood temps. They said blocking off the scoop or hindering the airflow lessens the airflow through the engine bay and decreases areodynamics.
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