blue_roster_cult
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My 2018 has 140k and the converters are starting to act up and throw codes. It is affecting performance. Instead of replacing I’m going get rid of them and turn off the o2. Any thought? Thanks.
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Don Hall
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Any emission concerns (smog test) without cats?
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blue_roster_cult
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I live in the sticks, so it shouldn’t be an issue
5280tunage
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I think SPD makes a cat delete kit for these (not street legal).
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blue_roster_cult
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I know someone with tuning equipment
It’s a novelty at first, but quickly wears off.
I would keep them on just for the smell alone. I was happy when I swapped out the off-road X pipe on my mustang for a catted X pipe. My garage and clothes no longer stunk.
I would keep them on just for the smell alone. I was happy when I swapped out the off-road X pipe on my mustang for a catted X pipe. My garage and clothes no longer stunk.
5280tunage
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I'm sure it's bad in Missouri, but you can just park it in the streets and parking garages of Denver or DIA, certain folks will do the hard work for you... Just saying, I believe we were the worst state in the country so far this year. YAY!
SUCH a terrible idea. No respectable tuner will tune them out, and like it was said above it gets old. These also sound TERRIBLE with out cats or a muffler.
5280tunage
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As @LokiWolf stated, I've spent thousands of $$$ and hours of work trying to get rid of the awful sound once I mucked with mine. I'm pretty good with it now during normal use, but my recent towing trip was pretty terrible!
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