Loss of power

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Thanks. I am going to try removing the O2 sensors and run it just to see if that helps before I actually cut into the exhaust. If it does, I will replace the front 2 and either hollow out or remove the 2 rear. It will be a while before I get the time to do this, but I will post what I find.
 

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I would not remove the front O2's because the engine uses these to determine the fuel mixture that is injected into the cylinders.
 
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Thanks, I guess I will get parts ordered then.
 
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Update; Got the new cats installed today ( front only, deleted the back) and the differnce is amazing. Got the power back and fuel milage is as good or better than before. Thanks for the help.
 

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Hi rescuer did you replace front cats with oem or aftermarket. I am in nc as well and am interested in the rear cat delete. I just don't want to start chasing emission codes to get my 05 inspected. Thanks Stuart
 
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It has been almost 2 months, no codes or other problems so far. Cats were replaced with high flow from Eastern. I did weld in a bung for the rear o2 sensor so it is still in place.
 
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