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[Mr_Superman]

I was needing to know if I gut my cat will I have the SES light problem? would I have to buy the simulators? Any help is appreciated!

[navyblue2000]

here's the problem with a gutted cat. problems, i mean.
1) car will sound like @$$
2) power isn't that much better.
3) i might sound like ralph nader, but you're poisining yourself, and the people behind you

the moral of the story? get a high flow cat. you might even then need a simulator, but it's good for power, and good for the environment ;)

[Camaro Bob]

No, you don't need the simulator, you have a 3.4. There is no sensor after your cat. Email me if you need help.

[2WISH4]

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by navyblue2000:

1) car will sound like @$$
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Well mine doesn't sound like @$$. :D :D

[Mr_Superman]

So I can remove my cat and just run pipe from my catback (dynomax)to my manifolds, but soon to be headers without a problem?

[CARdiac]

Remember, tho you may not have emission testing in your area, they can still pull you over and check for a cat. I bought the Catco 3" high flow for $40, it is worth the investment. BTW, removing your cat is a $1000 fine in SC.