P1zzaman

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Alright,

So I am going to attempt to install the HFPC maybe this weekend or next. I am pretty sure I can do the front with no real issues. I just hear nightmares about the back.

So question is... if I were to have a shop install the rear... would it be ok to drive there with the front HFPC and the rear stock? Thanks.

Bearcat94

I don't see why not.


(But you better wait for someone who actually knows what they're talking about.) :wink:

07tl-s6spd

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^me either

Bada$$VTEC

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I helped justnspace with his pcd install.
the weld on his rear pcd cracked which left him with one good and one bad.

you def. can drive with one High flow and one stock cat. you just wont have all the "power" available

Inaccurate

I vote that it is ok. I can think of nothing that it would hurt.

Round 3

are you mechanically inclined? if you can do the front you can do the back. I thought the install was simple, but then again i've been building cars for 10 over ten years. Just make sure you spray some pb blaster on the nuts before hand and take out the o2 sensors before you take out the cats.
I dont understand why people dont do that and poke a hole in their radiator.

Whenever you're doing the rear, take out the strut bar, move the power steering hose out the way, take off the heat shields from the cat, and work from the passenger side of the car.

pm me if you need anymore help

swoosh

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The rear is just hardwork....there is nothing to it....

you can drive with just 1 HFC and that will not be a problem....i drove with just 1 PCD for a month

For the front:
Passenger side fan comes out
the rest is piece of cake

For the rear:
Strut bar comes out
lot of wiggle wiggle
Mine came out from the top (a lot of people have had the rear come out of the bottom)

the HFC the install of the rear will be a lot of wiggle wiggle as well...since its not as skinny as the PCD's....

get ready for some nicks and cuts and bruises....

oarichard

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^^ I agree with Round3.. if you can do the front, at least TRY for the rear. Your halfway done, might as well try your best instead of wasting money at a shop. I'm telling you, I aint much of a mechanic and I did it myself with basic tools. It's just time consuming for the rear, you must have patience.

GtMaxx

good luck on the install bro keep updating us and make sure to post videos of the complete setup as this would also help me out with my ordering as well. Keep up the good work meng youre helping out and inspiring more of our fellow aziners.

dstah

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My rear pcd just cracked at the weld yesterday ;/ open headers ftl...

swoosh

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^^^ do you know how they cracked ? what version you got ?

P1zzaman

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I would gladly do a DIY video of this, however this is my first time, so not sure if that will be too effective. I will definitely do one next time I switch it back out

GtMaxx

or after you install the hfpc yake a few video shots of Revs,Fly bys and in cabin or one of them +1 for keeping us updated im following for videos as im going for a similar setup.

rooster415

when do you plan on doing it ? shoot me a text ill come help out. free sat from 4-when ever sunday free whole day if not pm me !

GivatiTL

How is this mod compared to the PCDs ? gains ? noise ? rasp ? mpg ?

vietxquangstah

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About 10% less gains than a PCD. No rasp or smell at all.

swoosh

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P1zzaman

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So i finished installing the front cat. Man I'm slow... took me like 4 hours... ugh. Anyway, no difference in sound or performance... probably because I only got 1 high flow cat :P

swoosh

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^^^ keep the weekend open for the rear in that case :P LOL

lilsid112

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Any update?

tommypenguin

Something that maybe of use can be found here on the install a DIY write up and video...

https://acurazine.com/forums/4g-tl-performance-parts-modifications-295/diy-ceramic-coated-pcds-843253/