Cat Delete
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From: Medford Oregon
I doubt it .. you can purchase one from some of the sponsers on this site, or like me just go to a local muffler shop and have them weld a pipe to replace it. Or just gut it. Best price I've found so far is $100 so am still looking around as that seems a bit costly for a few feet of pipe. If I had a welder I would just do it myself, I can weld just don't have the equipment anymore.
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From: Medford Oregon
Originally Posted by DG65
That's my problem - no welding equipment.
Just had mine done at the muffler shop for 50 bucks.
Just had mine done at the muffler shop for 50 bucks.
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41.95 for aluminized steel or 61.99 for stainless........................
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From: Dallas, TX
What a difference
In regards to the Cat delete, I took some advice from a mechanic friend and stopped by my local Muffler shop and said cut it loose, and WOW what a major difference in power, and performance, I have a 95 1 Ton crew Cab 4x4, and for a big fat ole` truck it will move out, cost for the pipe and labor was $70.00
Good luck and hope that you have the same great experience I did.
Good luck and hope that you have the same great experience I did.
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From: Kamloops, BC. Canada
Crummy trk,
As a suggestion why not go to a over the hiway truck dealer and just get a section of pipe to replace the Cat with. Then get some wide SS band clamps and do the install. My stock has been off for so long I may have forgotten how it slips together but you could alway cut out with a sawzall too then clamp.
jrc
As a suggestion why not go to a over the hiway truck dealer and just get a section of pipe to replace the Cat with. Then get some wide SS band clamps and do the install. My stock has been off for so long I may have forgotten how it slips together but you could alway cut out with a sawzall too then clamp.
jrc
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im surpised to see so meany responeses of mufflershops doing the work, most wont touch removing a cat off an on highway vehicle
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From: Rio Rancho NM
Surprised me too here in Abq that so many were willing to do it. I had mine cut out and straight pipe welded on before I went w/ my 4in aFe. It cost me $60 and they did it while I waited and watched. It made a noticeable difference in power and spool up.
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Originally Posted by 884x4broncoII
im surpised to see so meany responeses of mufflershops doing the work, most wont touch removing a cat off an on highway vehicle
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Originally Posted by 884x4broncoII
only way iv gotten around it before was to trailer the vehicle there with the plates off of it and tell them its a track or offroad only vehicle. otherwise they tell me they wont do it.