NA cat bypass???
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Anyone make a cat bypass for NA cars? (specifically my 86). I trashed the O2 sensor attempting to remove it, so while I'm in there....
Of course, this is for a track prepp'd car for those enviornazis'. harump.
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Of course, this is for a track prepp'd car for those enviornazis'. harump.
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Not in Penna. my friend.
Muffler shops around these parts are all afraid of the $10,000 fine for Cat tampering. Easier to do a complete bypass and keep the orig pipe for inspection purposes.
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Muffler shops around these parts are all afraid of the $10,000 fine for Cat tampering. Easier to do a complete bypass and keep the orig pipe for inspection purposes.
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You can go with the Bursch header/cat bypass. It's also lighter than the stock exhaust due to thin tubing. However, you have to realize it only costs 250 or so, so its not the highest quality product and will resonate due to the thin steel tubing.
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Originally Posted by Dave
I assume you've done your homework and know what will happen to your power band?
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