Gutting cats
#4
I highly suggest you just replace the complete stock Y pipe. You'll have better flow, and it will save you lots of time and money when you need to get cats put back on in the future. Ask anyone who has had to get their truck back to stock. Not easy or cheap getting those parts.
#6
Originally Posted by BigTex
I highly suggest you just replace the complete stock Y pipe. You'll have better flow, and it will save you lots of time and money when you need to get cats put back on in the future. Ask anyone who has had to get their truck back to stock. Not easy or cheap getting those parts.
I agree, I just cut mine out and replaced with pipe, just in case that I will have to replace them later....



