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Originally Posted by O'DoyleRules Instead of installing HFC can I just remove the oem catalytic converters? Whats the reasons vs. the two? I live in california, so I know both

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Old 12-06-2009, 12:25 PM   #14 (permalink)
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Instead of installing HFC can I just remove the oem catalytic converters?

Whats the reasons vs. the two?

I live in california, so I know both are illegal. And i wont need a smog check until 4 years. Thats what i DO know.
Glad I live in Nova Scotia. Smog tests? Not likely to happen here anytime soon. Modify away on exhaust up here.
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