High Flow Cats And Straights

By Andy C
April 9, 2008 in Gen III & Gen IV V8 Engines (LS-Based)

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Andy C

Posted April 9, 2008

So I was thinking about changeing my '94 350 TBI truck from a factory single converter over to a dual high flow converter setup. Has anyone done this on the 88-95 350's? I thinking 2.25" pipe true duals, thunderbolt high flow cats, no mufflers, and 4x24" tips. Im wanting to make my truck pop and crackle alot more. Will that setup give me more pop and crackle even after the truck has warmed up?

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