gut cats?
Can I just unbolt the pipe and smash out the inside of the cat and replace pipe with basically just a shell of a cat back on car? I know I will need to buy sims
Thoughts?
Thanks
But so is it true if I went with sims, just unbolt pipes and smash out inside with a bar of some sort then reinstall? Thats it?
That's true. It's a federal law that the manufacture warranties that cats for like 7-10 years. Not sure on the years, but I know it's way past the 3 years that GM gives the car. I personal would gut them though
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If you have to pass a visual inspection due to emissions it's a good idea to go that route. That way your cat housings will still be in place, they won't know that it's hollow.
To actually have the rear O2s deleted you could just replace them with O2 sims, like you already said.
Or if you don't like to screw around and get things done the right way you can actually delete them with tuner software. That is if you know how to work that tuning software.
I got mine deleted when I got the car dyno tuned.
Rear O2s are an emmision only thing. Having them or not having them will not influence the performance of your car.
Engine management relies on your front O2s.
Last edited by meatfoam; Apr 15, 2006 at 03:41 PM.
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Best thing to do if your cats are clogged is to replace them with high flow units, like Magnaflow. Gut them temporarily so you don't mess up the engine, and then buy a couple high flows as replacements.

