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Riptide

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If their failed part was the cause of a blown engine how would that be "stupid" to ask them to fix it?
 

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In any aftermarket application you are taking the risk of anything being caused. I just wanted a damn straight pipe.

I believe it would have been un-resonable to ask for anything more. Also, if I recall, reading their warranty information they state, they are not responsible for any other things cause by the product. I'd have to look again, but that would require to much work.
 

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You're right of course. I guess IMO human nature would be to look at it like my engine would have been fine if their part hadn't caused x problem. Therefore, this is their fault and they should fix the damage. Seems pretty simple to me but I guess reality just doesn't conform to my idea. ;)
 

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stupid question here, i noticed some people saying they lost a motor due to clogged cats. how or why could clogged cats cause a motor to go, i mean it sees like it'd just choke the motor and it'd shut off.
 

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I will just tell you that I saw spike of 17lbs of boost a second before I saw the big cloud of smoke behind me.
 

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I have a little over 22K miles on my Kooks high flow cats and they're still kicking. But I don't race the car and I don't have any FI so that may help. ;)

Like with anything though, some parts will be defective. It's obvious to me that while some may fail, these cats are not inherently bad. If you're doing something to cause high flows to fail, then the stocks in that situation would fail too.
 

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I will just tell you that I saw spike of 17lbs of boost a second before I saw the big cloud of smoke behind me.

Saw a spike to 25#'s, blew a vacum line off the intake, busted the ceramic off of 2 HTO's cleanly and squirted about half my blower oil out all over the inside of my hood which should have never been full to begin with running 21#'s of boost. It never gave up big cloud of smoke but I know it was about a hair on a fat rat's ass from it and I got lucky. This was with a ARH HF catted X. I have read threads about this happening before and kinda just blew it off as being a fluke but now I know better and I won't be running cats of any brand on any FI car of mine again.
 

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Received the repaired cat from Kooks today so they stepped up to the plate and fixed the defective part...glad I caught it before it did damage.
 

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