Can I cut the cats off of my truck?
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-You can do it.
-You will need MIL eliminators.
-If you have inspections: you'll fail.
-You cannot legally sell the truck without cats and if you have to replace them it's over $1000.00.
The OEM cats don't reduce performance all that much. If they clog or you really want the OEM cats gone, you can get high-flow cats for a few hundred dollars.
-You will need MIL eliminators.
-If you have inspections: you'll fail.
-You cannot legally sell the truck without cats and if you have to replace them it's over $1000.00.
The OEM cats don't reduce performance all that much. If they clog or you really want the OEM cats gone, you can get high-flow cats for a few hundred dollars.
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I recommend that you cut them off and stick 'em up your a$$ this very moment
I just thought that I would drop it since it doesn't seem to be to popular around here and maybe get a few laughs.
I know that this doesn't make it right, but I live in a rural area that doesn't have smog checks. Every redneck around here has cut the cats off of their trucks. It was just a simple question and I didn't really want all the legal jumbo b/c it really doesn't apply to me.
Thanks for the responses though.
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It is illegal in all 50 states to remove emissions equipment (including cats). It does not matter if you have smog checks or not. I know some people do not care about the environment but most of us do. Taking the cats off of late model trucks does not really give you much performance gain, it just makes noise and dumps out more poisonous gasses. I am not a tree hugger and I should probably do more for the environment myself. I should recycle more for one.