Where did you go to get your cats off?
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Where did you go to get your cats off?
I went to an exhaust place and they said they wouldn't take the cats off because it's illegal. How did everyone get theres off and how much was it to do. Would it make my car sound choppyer?
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i remember when i made that mistaker....my car spit out black smoke...which meant it was burning too much gas....sucked..never had my tips cleaned ..and my back bumper was full of black lil dots....do it at your own risk...or get headers and tune...your best bet imo
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your best bet is to get a set of longtubes and an ORY and do it yourself
and by choppier, i think that you are thinking of hte effects of a cam. the headers/cat deletes will make it louder, but youll have to get a camshaft swap package to get it lopey. your on the right track now though. you need headers before you get a cam anyway.
and if you have to ask what cats look like, get someone else to swap the cam,
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yea man gutting them will just make it run rich and ruin the emissions, just get some headers with a ORY emissions delete and be done wih it. o by the way, get it tuned too. it will be as loud as u can stand with a good exuast. (SLP,Borla,Dynamax,etc...)
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If you want to get rid of them it would be best to just install headers and an ORY pipe. You'll also have to get a Mail order tune to remove the rear O2 sensors or install rear O2 sims (which sometimes don't work).
Not that you haven't though of this, but if your state has annual inspections or emissions testing, you'll either have to keep the car legal or swap it back at the time of inspection. IMHO it's a big hastle for the maybe 10hp your gonna get.
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Not that you haven't though of this, but if your state has annual inspections or emissions testing, you'll either have to keep the car legal or swap it back at the time of inspection. IMHO it's a big hastle for the maybe 10hp your gonna get.
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Simple Green will get the soot off.
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A little new here huh? It's alright everyone has a start. A cam will run you up in the 1,000s range when you get everything and instalation. Basicly your changing the way the motor runs, there are some variables that it adjusts but I'm not sure you want that much detail. Do some reaserch you will get it.
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Bassani sells an off road y-pipe that will bolt up to the factory manifolds.
Took me a few hours, had to soak the bolts to get them loose, test fitted the pipes then clamped them down. Been ruuning it for a little over a year and a half, no real issues. I choose this route for a cheap fix over LT's, but I am in the market to some now and will be ditching my currnet set up soon.
Took me a few hours, had to soak the bolts to get them loose, test fitted the pipes then clamped them down. Been ruuning it for a little over a year and a half, no real issues. I choose this route for a cheap fix over LT's, but I am in the market to some now and will be ditching my currnet set up soon.