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  • #16
    Re: putting straight pipe in place of the cat

    Invest in a metabo wheel, a crappy welder as I have, a grinder.. and you'll be set. If you do as good as you can with the ****ty welder, you'll only have to do a little bit of grinding and it turns out.. ok at best. BUT the point is, it gets the job done. And it's always awesome to have a welder on hand. Always.

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    • #17
      Re: putting straight pipe in place of the cat

      Originally posted by cam98aro View Post
      so nobody knows how long the pipe needs to be?
      16"...at least that's the length of the magnaflow high flow cat that most people replace their stock ones with

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      • #18
        Re: putting straight pipe in place of the cat

        Originally posted by Smoke Panther View Post
        16"...at least that's the length of the magnaflow high flow cat that most people replace their stock ones with
        thankyou

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        • #19
          Re: putting straight pipe in place of the cat

          ole smoke...full of glorious info...
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          • #20
            Re: putting straight pipe in place of the cat

            Originally posted by Blizzard242 View Post
            Since it's welded on I don't imagine there's really a set length. Get under there and measure it. I'm sure you can handle that much.
            yup, thats just what i was about to say.
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            • #21
              Re: putting straight pipe in place of the cat

              Your rattle is most likely a busted up cat - mine was anyway. Does it sound like it's coming from the front pass. side? And if you have the sport/graphics package, I know it's a pain to get under there w/out a jack. 16" - 18" sounds about right.

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              • #22
                Re: putting straight pipe in place of the cat

                Originally posted by dafirebird View Post
                Your rattle is most likely a busted up cat - mine was anyway. Does it sound like it's coming from the front pass. side? And if you have the sport/graphics package, I know it's a pain to get under there w/out a jack. 16" - 18" sounds about right.
                cant really tell where it is coming from to be honest.. all i know is that it is so annoying i shift at really low rpms and bog my car down so i dont have to hear it

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                • #23
                  Re: putting straight pipe in place of the cat

                  just hit it with hand a bit, if it rattles when you do that then its the cat thats bad

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