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Old 07-25-2006, 12:57 PM
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i am wondering if a catless y pipe will make a difference in my truck, and also about how much they cost?? and if i would need to get o2 simulators aswell
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can anyone help me????????????????
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When I make catless y-pipes I usually just weld a couple extra bungs in and put the sensors back in. A few bucks for the bungs is cheaper than the sims. I don't think anyone is making these yet, though, so you would probably need a custom job.

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damn
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