Nissan 350Z / Infiniti G35 Catalytic Converter, High Flow Cat or Test Pipe Removal | AnthonyJ350
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- Need to remove your factory catalytic converter for high flow (HFC) versions or test pipes for the track? In this video we show you how to remove this section of the exhaust off of a Nissan 350Z or Infiniti G35.
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Nissan 350Z / Infiniti G35 Catalytic Converter, High Flow Cat or Test Pipe Removal | AnthonyJ350
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Hey what's up AJ! Good to see the progress on here. I've noticed on some VQs the rust and seize is so bad that I've broke or stripped the stud off the flange before lol such a pain especially when they were never removed 😅
Ya if the fasteners are rusty I can see it being an ordeal.
Good job Anthony. Are you planning on putting a high flow Cat or reuse the Test Pipe?
I have a high flow cat in the Motordyne XYZ pipe
Great Vid! I think its time for my stock cats to go!
Glad you liked it!
4 questions. I prefer you to answer them J but I am open to comments from anyone.
1. Are the Moog swaybar endlinks adjustable or not. I know they are beefier and prefer non adjustable but just wanted to know.
2. Will keeping the new swaybars on the neutral setting affect my current ride height?
3. Does the Pumpkin brace cause rattling with the rear tie bar?
4. Will hi flow cats throw a check engine light. I live in Nyc?
1) Moog are non-adjustable
2) Right height is unaffected by the sway bar no matter what brand is installed
3) It might because it's more ridged (I just installed mine)
4) It most likely will cause a CEL but will be corrected when you dyno tune with UPrev
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Yeah I think I will pass on the pumpkin brace however before you put it on did you notice a little difference with the rear tie brace and did you say your going for a neutral set up?
So I got a place called RZT Performance in Long Island Ny that specifically deals with the Z G and Q series I guess they would know more about the CEL being here in Ny?
So Moogs are definiely beefier and stronger but the same style as oem?
And I thought uprev was a thing only on the 06?
Thanks for the reply on the other stuff by the way.
@@DragoMusivini You're thinking REVUP. Uprev is tuning software. The tie brace and polyurethane bushings are a good idea to not have issues and remove slop out of the rear end.
Yup the Moog sway bar bushings are significantly beefier than stock.
@@DragoMusivini Tie brace was minimal different on rigidity. The Eibach rear sway bar made a big difference and made the car more neutral removing a lot of the factory understeer tuning in the suspension.
@@AnthonyJ350 Derp moment with the Uprev. Now with the swaybars and tie braces could I use regular rubber bushings as opposed to poly bushing which have to be constantly grease every like 5k miles if I have to grease the polys then I can do that with a synth oil change as usual.
I’m curious I bought a set of catalytic converters OEM for 50 bucks with 50,000 miles but bank one secondary substrate. The metallic one moves around quite a bit, will that make a lot of noise if I install it? If so, since that’s a post O2 substrate, can I drill a couple holes in the body and put some set screws into the metallic substrate to at least hold it still, like 1/2” long?
I thought it through and can’t come up with any reason why that wouldn’t work since there’s nothing monitoring that substrate it shouldn’t matter , I’m pretty sure you can’t remove that one either
Or maybe push that substrate all the way toward the O2 bung until it stops, and then tack weld a couple low profile stoppers in there to where it can’t move forward, let me know what you think, thanks
You're saying the material inside has broke and makes a noise when handling andoving around in your hands?
@@AnthonyJ350 the rear substrate behind the O2 sensor the one that’s not monitored the NOX substrate, that’s only used for cold start emissions, it is not broken apart. It is just loose inside of the body it slides back-and-forth. It is not installed on the car yet but before I install it, I either need to stop it from moving around or if anyone knows does it rattle around the rest of the converter is in excellent shape there’s no rust and it has 50,000 miles.
That is a spun metallic substrate, Being that you can’t remove it, so I want to drill through the body and put that screws to hold that thing in the place so it doesn’t rattle around if that’s the case or like I said tack welded some stoppers through the rear exit so the substrate can’t move around
My G35 is throwing the code p0420. When I run the car for a bit and turn it off smoke comes from the bottom driver side.
Do you have a high flow cat or test pipes? Is the car tuned?
At 9:50 when the pipes are out their that plate above it do you happen to know if its removable or does it need to be trim off for removal?
The heat shield? It's removable. I would keep them in though.
@@AnthonyJ350 So I finally left them on, but my only issue as of right now is the car acts stupid when it warms up when the blade in the gauge points in the middle the car starts to vibrates like crazy only in D/R while not moving so I tried using OBD2 scanner no code of anything and try to repeat it over and over and the dealership says its normal charged me checkup fees and didn't solve anything...
Hey man I installed is high flow cats and they came with extensions to prevent codes and I’m running into p2A00 and p2a03 and I can’t pass emissions cuz of this any tips ?
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Need to get the car dyno tuned.
Also very the engine doesn't have vacuum leaks.
Hey bro, what’s the socket size for O2 sensors? 18mm or 22mm ?
I don't rember off the top of my head. I have a set and just grab whatever fits lol.
22mm