Hussain wrote:lol ya i'd NEVER do that! i didn't feel like pulling out the jack and lifting up the car so i just half way backed out of my friend's drive way and disconnected it and drove to the track with it off. it's nice to have that really aggressive sound for about 30 secs and then it gets annoying. it got louder with no 3rd cat and going from 0 to 55 mph going lightly on the gas it was so loud that i couldn't even hear my friend talking lol
but my friends and the guy at the muffler shop were telling me that no back pressure would slow me down big time off the line and that i need a muffler on to help my 60ft. but that's all because my 60 ft was still better. i think my times were bad because it was a lot warmer then last time. i'm going to try and get it tuned to were the check engine light wont come on for no cats and just get electronic exhaust cut-outs before all 3 cats lol that and for it to allow full throttle past 90 mph.
You know thats not your "3rd cat", right? Its the only cat used with driving purposes. The other 2 are whats called "precats". They are only used during startups to prevent the excess exhaust fumes from escaping. Without that 3rd cat on there, you have no filter for your exhaust while the engine is actually running...
The cats aren't the ones stopping the full throttle past 90, so you would be wise to save your money on the cutouts. With your O2 sensors getting no exhaust signal, you car ECU will cut the engine off.