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Anymore, there are enough cats that are available in the aftermarket that have little restriction that the benefits (unless you have an incredibly fast car) are just not there to removing the cats. Yeah, the older cats are terribly restrictive, but they just simply are not anymore. Unless you're pushing out a crap ton of power, it's just simply not worth it.
OBD2 started in 1996 so that's not an issue, if it still needs emissions testing where you live that affect lots. And if your car has an air pump you need to remove the manifolds with the air injection lines to get the most benifits of doing it. They are very restrictive. Also remove the air pump from the engine to save weight and belt driven hp losses.
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mtwallet
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Feb 25, 2007 09:16 PM
















