cats or no cats
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ide like to remove one of mine but i dont want the emissions light to come on, in New Hampshire if the light comes on you automaticly fail inspection and will not pass unless you have a dealer fix the problem and clear the code
Pretty much my question is, how can i do it, without messing my truck up, and not having a bunch of lights flash at me
Pretty much my question is, how can i do it, without messing my truck up, and not having a bunch of lights flash at me
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I don't really see the benefit of removing the cat(s) unless your pushing some bigger HP and Torque numbers. If you got a turbocharger, supercharger, cam, intake and all that good stuff, you'll get some benefit of removing the cat(s) but on a relatively stock engine, I would only replace with a high flow. Keep it legal, keep the low end and keep the sound good.
I think on a relatively stock engine or bone stock engine, it makes the exhaust sound all raspy and obnoxious IMO. To each his own -Mike-
I think on a relatively stock engine or bone stock engine, it makes the exhaust sound all raspy and obnoxious IMO. To each his own -Mike-
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