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    Hey,
    im thinking about taking the cats off my ve ute and making straight through pipes there, the problem i run into is that there are sensors on the cats do i have to bolt them sensors back in to my straight pipes or can i leave them off ??

    i no it is ilegal to take the cats out but i see if i have to ill put them back on after a while.

    Cheers if any one can help

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    close it now - It's just easier that way.

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    O2 sensors, need then in. Or you'll get a engine fault code. In saying that you might get one anyway with out cats
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    hahah, ok i have come to my senses, i got my ute up on the hoist and decided i wont take the cats out, but instead im cutting out the resinators,
    my mate has a 2010 sidi model sedan, on his the resinator is like in a muffler box where mine look like a hot dog why would this be ??

    cheers

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    Dude just buy an exhaust. even just a cheap cat back set up would be better then hacking around your stock one.

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    haha yeah true, i have a set of redbacks rear mufflers in the mail atm should be here on wednesday. just experimentin and muckin about. seeing what things do. haha

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