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      03-07-2019, 07:50 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by nycplumber View Post
If you just had test pipes on your old OEM x pipe that means it still had the secondary cats. The AA X-pipe doesn't have any cats so of course its gonna smell different. So congrats on becoming a man and going catless
If that's the case, I've got an x-pipe with 80 miles on it for sale. It's useless as a DD. I can't walk into meetings smelling like I just came from my landscaping side gig.

Seriously, I cannot imagine the secondary cats filtering this much. I wish I was exaggerating about the burning my eyes thing.

For what it's worth I called AA today about this and they said going from test pipes and stock midpipe to their x-pipe shouldn't make a difference in smell, just sound.
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