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100 cell or 200 cell cat's??
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2008 12:05 pm
by bigfra
Gettin the milltek cat's soon and im wondering if i should go for the 100 or 200 cell cat's??
Cheers
Fraser

RE: 100 cell or 200 cell cat
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2008 12:16 pm
by GardinerG
Cool, you must be the first with a C6 RS6, what's it like?
Sorry Fraser, couldn't resist!

RE: 100 cell or 200 cell cat
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2008 1:12 pm
by DavidT
Moved to the C5 RS6 forum.
I'd say 100's if you can without any CEL issues, they will flow better than 200's.
RE: 100 cell or 200 cell cat
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2008 9:24 pm
by Gavc500
Gotta be 100 cell cats, why consider 200 cell?
I've just had the full Milltek experience and installed 100 CPSI for free flow exhaust gas. Passes the MOT.
Re: RE: 100 cell or 200 cell cat
Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2008 5:47 pm
by bigfra
Gavc450 wrote:Gotta be 100 cell cats, why consider 200 cell?
I've just had the full Milltek experience and installed 100 CPSI for free flow exhaust gas. Passes the MOT.
I know feck all about cars and don't even know what the hell "cell's" are but i have seen that thier are 100 and 200's for sale????? What are the difference's

RE: Re: RE: 100 cell or 200 cell cat
Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2008 6:25 pm
by Gavc500
Ahh... 100 cells per square inch or 200 cells per square inch.
200 is more cells in the catalyser per square inch (density), but also more blockage in the exhaust for the gases to flow past.... hence I went for the 100 CPSI, as it allows more gas flow and still protects the environment by passing MOT emission testing.
OK still throws out CO2 gases but passes the MOT and is better than no cats (de-catted).
Re: RE: Re: RE: 100 cell or 200 cell cat
Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2008 8:32 pm
by bigfra
Gavc450 wrote:Ahh... 100 cells per square inch or 200 cells per square inch.
200 is more cells in the catalyser per square inch (density), but also more blockage in the exhaust for the gases to flow past.... hence I went for the 100 CPSI, as it allows more gas flow and still protects the environment by passing MOT emission testing.
OK still throws out CO2 gases but passes the MOT and is better than no cats (de-catted).
Ehh ok cheers,i think ive got it now
