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I’m really debating on punching out my cat and running a straight pipe through it. My truck puffs out a cloud of white smoke when I dump it and I can tell a loss of power. Has anyone straight piped a 6.0? What are the pros and cons of doing it on a 2006 I’ve always done it to my older pickups but I’m not sure how it will affect this one
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A few months ago I installed a set of Texas Speed and Performance long tube headers and the catted y pipe they offer. Some then ive noticed the front of the transmission pan leaks a little bit. The bolt heads have trans fluid on them all the time and every now and then it drips onto the exhaust and I can smell it. I believe this is due to the heat from the catalytic converter that is positioned directly below the trans pan. I haven’t noticed any higher trans temperature and the fluid level of the trans hasn’t gotten low so it not a bad leak, just an annoying smell mostly. I’m trying to decide what to do and I thought I’d get y’alls opinion. I was thinking about making a heat shield to go between the cat and the trans pan. or maybe just tightening the bolts on the trans pan, if I remember correctly the torque spec on those is pretty low and the added heat from the cat might be enough to make it leak. Thanks for any input. -
American Racing Headers Part number :GM62-14178300LSWC GM Truck 6.2L 2014-2019 Long System These have 150 miles on them. Like new! Cost $1,775 new. Passing a smoking deal on to you. Comes with all components originally sold as a kit from American Racing. ARH long tube headers long system for the 2014-2016 Chevy/GM Truck 6.2L features 304 stainless steel, 1-7/8" primaries, 3" merge collectors, and all the necessary hardware and gaskets for a bolt-on installation. The 2014 & Up GM Truck 6.2L ARH long systems were designed to bolt-on to your factory axle-back or any aftermarket axle-back. Some modification may be required. The American Racing headers require a crossover y-pipe assembly and have converters. Using the catted crossover pipe cause very little restriction and they help to control emissions. Product features on this system includes: 100% Made in the USA - Never Outsourced Made entirely of 304 stainless steel 3/8" thick laser-cut flanges for a warp-free seal Hand-ported TIG welded inlets Optimized primary tube routing for superior fit and performance Merge collectors with scavenger spikes Catted systems feature 200 cell metallic substrate catalytic converters for extreme durability
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Anyone have any recommendation on how I can keep neighborhood cats off the hood of my truck? I tried the cayenne pepper method and it didn't keep him (them) away. I know they like to hang out on the hood because it's warm and the high vantage point they get. I've got nothing against cats, but I don't want them laying on the hood of the truck leaving small scratches on my black truck. Thanks!
