cat question
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From: Alvin Tx
cat question
I've got a rattlin' cat that I'd like to get rid of, but not sure if I can do it the way I want. I'd like to cut the cats off, and replace the resonator with a "high-flow" cat. Does anyone know if the new cat will fit in place of the resonator or not? :confused:
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Re: cat question (runnin'meragged'93)
I've got a rattlin' cat that I'd like to get rid of, but not sure if I can do it the way I want. I'd like to cut the cats off, and replace the resonator with a "high-flow" cat. Does anyone know if the new cat will fit in place of the resonator or not? :confused:
Good luck :cheers:
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From: Alvin Tx
Re: cat question (Strick)
I'll surely have to put some extra shields up, but my main concern is wether the cat will fit in place of the resonator. I've looked into the replacement high flows that bolt up, and they're proud of those things ('bout $400 bucks each :eek:), kinda outta my price range at the moment.
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Re: cat question (runnin'meragged'93)
My cat's are rattling also. My plan is to jack up the rear end, remove the backs, and dig 'em out with a coat hanger. The only trick is that the motor has to be running when I dig.
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From: Alvin Tx
Re: cat question (lakerat)
I was thinkin' of doin' that myself, but we have emissions starting next month, so that option got thrown out there :rolleyes: . I'v just decided to go with the high flows (the local GM parts dealer wants 'bout $1600 for new cats :eek: ), so i figured I'll just save up a li'l and redo the whole exhaust.
