

| Subject: | Re: removing cat / replacement CAT's |
| From: | The Bus Depot |
| Date: | Sat, 20 Sep 1997 00:05:15 -0400 |
>>Probably the best solution would be to simply knock the insides out of the >>cat and keep it in the system. Be careful as there may be dangerous (i.e. >>carsenergenous) stuff in cat guts. If you took the cat out you would have >>to make a custom bracket to support the muffler. > I would recommend that if your cat is still good don't destroy it. You might > need it later. Get an old cat from a salvage yard. There is another, simpler option. Checking my catalogs, I see a $29.95 pipe that simply replaces the CAT. Has the same flanges as the CAT, and connects the same way, but is a simple straight pipe. That way you could save your good CAT in case you need it later. (FWIW, both selling a used CAT and gutting a CAT are against the law.) > Midas (yes, Midas) has a perfectly good cat for the Vanagon for under $200. But I (yes, I ) have them for $99.95. -Ron Salmon The Bus Depot (Why go anywhere else? :-) http://www.busdepot.com
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