stock crank pulley?
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Leave the air pump on the bench along with all the associated plumbing; I haven't had mine on (in fact I sold it) for years now and can't see where it made any diff in balance.
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Replace the OEM Cats with an X and modern cats that don't need the air line.............more power from less weight sans pump, more power from the X and green happy with the modern cats or as Andrew said.........
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Nah, I like overpaying for my home mortgage, gas prices and the 362 days of 75 degree weather. I go to Hawaii for the 3 days of rain here in California ![Smilie](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
So by running upgraded cats, you don't need the air pump. Calif looks under hood for the air pump, etc.? Don't they?
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So by running upgraded cats, you don't need the air pump. Calif looks under hood for the air pump, etc.? Don't they?
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My smog guy asks me to point out the air pump for him, and asks if the cats are still in place. It's a tough inspection!