Thread: Cat(s) Delete

Originally Posted by wernotalone2k25

On the 2010 4.6L V8 3V the radiator fluid and stock air box are connected, I'm wanting to install a CAI but this is rather alarming and I'm apprehensive about this. Can I still install a CAI? Without removing the lower portion or if you have any solutions let me know

those are a waste of money anyway

Just sayin, I took my top two cats off on my 05 and I haven't had any problems. It's got the lower two tho. Just been to damn broke to go buy new cats. Damn thing is way to loud.

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Originally Posted by wernotalone2k25

Think what you want but with my roommate and I being mechanical engineers we might install a turbo on my truck

Then why did you buy the Flashpaq?

FORCED INDUCTION (TURBOCHARGERS OR SUPERCHARGERS)Turbochargers and Superchargers drastically change the dynamics/performance of theengine, and its fueling/timing needs. Additional hard parts and custom tuning are requiredto run a forced induction system on an engine that was originally designed as a NaturallyAspirated (NA) engine.
The Flashpaq does not support the addition of an aftermarketforced induction kit.

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Originally Posted by wernotalone2k25

I can go to the website and completely configure it to be 100% custom! .

Q: Does Superchips support custom tuning?
A: No, custom tuning will not be offered at this time.

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Originally Posted by wernotalone2k25

On the 2010 4.6L V8 3V the radiator fluid and stock air box are connected, I'm wanting to install a CAI but this is rather alarming and I'm apprehensive about this. Can I still install a CAI? Without removing the lower portion

or if you have any solutions let me know

That's what the installation instructions are for.

Because you are new to everything, and won't read the information that will help you, you should have gone with an sct tuner which is custom tuned by a shop.

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Superchips has never offered custom tuning