High-Flow cats which tune?

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High-Flow cats which tune?

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Was just wondering which I should use I have a 300 SRT8 with high flow cats and a K&N drop in filter. 93 CAI or regular 93? Dont know if the cats require more fuel.
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RE: High-Flow cats which tune?

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Gotta go custom to turn off the rear O2 sensors. Otherwise she's gonna throw a code and check engine light. And ditch the drop in. Its useless. You'd be better off with one of the cheapo eBay intakes then just a drop in. The drop ins have the exact same surface area as stock. There is no advantage to it. Conicals have more surface area of a less restrictive media.
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RE: High-Flow cats which tune?

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You need a custom tune. Its against EPA regulations so they had to remove that option from the tuner.
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I know the drop in does not require the cai tune, but I have heard the cats gain 9-15 hp on the dyno. This makes me think I need more fuel thus I was wondering if I should use the 93cai tune wich I believe adds more fuel. As far as the O2s I am currentlly using plug foulers that seem to keep me from getting codes. Thanks.
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Yeah, use the CAI.
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Probably going to need to add more fuel than that, only a wideband O2 or ideally a custome CMR dyno based tune will properly tell you this.
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