removing the cat
If I remeber right there should be a few cats. The last one I don't think as an o2 sensor, you can take that one out and get a little more sound. Make sure to always run a muffler though or else you won't have enough back pressure and you will lose low end torque.
Yep
Didn't say anything about gains lol
Didn't say anything about gains lol
Last edited by 99offroadrngr; Sep 24, 2013 at 08:45 PM.
i dont know if mine are stuffed up so i guess i'd try removing them if i dont need them. is it legal to remove the fina one, as in will a shop remove it and weld in a piece of pipe? i did that with my donut seal under the pass seat, and it was $20. so i imagine it wouldn't be much
so what tuning do you speak of to make it run good without cats?
Last edited by rangerstepside; Sep 25, 2013 at 10:52 AM. Reason: spelling
X3 to tuning. If you want to get rid of them all do that first then get a tuner and send your guy datalogs so he can adjust.
They also have mil eliminators for mustangs they I've heard work on a ranger
They also have mil eliminators for mustangs they I've heard work on a ranger
Just a little observation.
As far as the question about being 'worth it or not'? What's the endgame here? What positive is to be gained? Louder - Is that it?
Yeah there's no gain from it just a deeper tone. If you pull your last cat ask the shop if they'll cut you a deal if you let them keep the cat.
I wouldn't pull all of mine out, the last one only at most.
I wouldn't pull all of mine out, the last one only at most.
You'll notice everyone is telling you that you will be 'alright' or 'fine' taking out the last one - but nobody is saying you will gain anything by doing it. lol
Just a little observation.
As far as the question about being 'worth it or not'? What's the endgame here? What positive is to be gained? Louder - Is that it?
Just a little observation.
As far as the question about being 'worth it or not'? What's the endgame here? What positive is to be gained? Louder - Is that it?
The engine was tuned with exhaust so back pressure was already accounted for.
Reducing back pressure wouldn't help.
Cats clogging seem to be a myth as far as I'm concerned, it has to take a lot of miles with dirty exhaust to clog them to the point of having to replace them.
Reducing back pressure wouldn't help.
Cats clogging seem to be a myth as far as I'm concerned, it has to take a lot of miles with dirty exhaust to clog them to the point of having to replace them.





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