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Damn kids and their loud smelly cars...
Geez, what was wrong with stock? :rofl: |
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if you are going to bother running a cat just to be legal, it NEEDS to be on the y-pipe |
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From a matter of practicality (as in not the letter of the law), I suspect that a single cat in a generally stock location will suffice for inspection, regardless of OE design.
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true but you can get away with it if they are emmisions headers and you have cats...
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But its very doable to have two cats welded into the ORY. |
95 convertible v6 cali cars began the 2 cats IIRC
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Damn, I got a 93 LT1 car. Was a single cat. I have the hooker ory pipe and yes a cat would work on the pass side but it is physicaly impossible to put it in the same area of the drivers side as the pass side. The pipe ovals out to clear the fuel lines on the driver side. Next nice day I'm going to see if I can get under the car.
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- Justin |
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its possible the cop knew that you didnt have a cat just from the smell of your exhaust/car....its deffinately easily recognizable to anyone in the know :nod:
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I called and the officer wrote the wrong statute down. Got a new court date and was told he will make it the right one. All is good.
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Went to the court date Monday. Ticket got dismissed. YAY!! for me.
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hey that cop was jealous of your ride DUH and anyways when cops have bad days everyone who is near him has a bad day
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