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Need Help Gutting Cats


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The sound will get louder if you gut them. Better or worse is more of an opinion.

 

One way is to take a drill with a long bit and start drilling holes into the screen and crap inside the cats to help break it all down and then take a small pipe or prybar(something long enough to poke down in there) and start breaking it up more and pulling/pushing the crap out.

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im going to gut my stock cats this weekend and cut enough off the ends to slip in a section of 2.5" pipe, then just weld that all the way around so its nice and clean and still looks stock, that way the exhaust doesnt have to go through a big hollow chamber. ill take pics along the way if it will help any

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Why gut them when you can probably sell them and have a shop weld in a piece of strait pipe. I bought the system from ARH with no cats and it's actually not raspy or loud the way I have it ran (dual 3" Y'd into single 4"). I'm running a 4" Hooker Maxflow muffler and I dumped it 12" past the muffler and it's deep and quiet until I go WOT.

 

There is a video of one of my runs in the strip section. Saved you the trouble

 

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  • 4 weeks later...

What did you end up doing?

I had one plugging and hollowed both and regret it. With the Flowmaster, the drone and sound level is LOUD. I'm actually planning on getting some high flows and putting them in.

BTW, I used a crowbar and compressed air to ensure I got all the stuffing out.

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