cat converter

[mattimeo]

FYI

The law is that if the car came originally equiped with a cat, the shop has to install one. This only applies to vehicles that are going to be driven regularly on the street. If it is a strip, race, off-road or show car a cat doesn't need to be installed.

It is a heafty fine for the shop if they are caught not installing the cat. Place got fined around $50,000 a few years ago for not installing cats. Went out of buisness because of it.

just take your car in, say you have a race only version at home the same make. have them bend it all up based of your car, then go install it yourself. Saves thier ass from being fined.

[Joel]

k so even if you put a cat at the end... it wont do anything anyways.... u'de be lucky if they would do that... btw why did you buy that welder if your not gonna use it?

[MisterCMK]

Why not just buy a high flow cat and go tvhat route?

[24valvenotak]

why not spend money on boosting the car and worry about the exhaust situation when it will actually benefit your setup?

[torbs]

92BlackTT wrote:
why not spend money on boosting the car and worry about the exhaust situation when it will actually benefit your setup?

the exhaust on the car right now sux balls...its 1.5 inches and has about 5 leaks...very annoying...it was a hack job. I want to get a new exhaust so i wont be annoyed by the leaks...so i figured i might as well get the 3" exhaust out of the way while i'm doing it...

[torbs]

MisterCMK wrote:
Why not just buy a high flow cat and go tvhat route?

bc cats are expensive and useless in a state that has no emmissions testing...