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[quote="bullous206"][quote="Harry"][quote="ukskater01"]Cut cat out, weld pipe in. Well I think it something like that anyway! :)[/quote] Exactly, pretty hard how to do a how as you have to know what you are doing. Or if you have a decat pipe ready to go on you could fit that. But it's a b*****d fitting into the centre pipe, as well as removing the old one + getting it to fit without gas leakage. I have a de cat purely because my cat compltely broke and rattled with a fair while till the MOT and it was a lot cheaper / easier to fit and weld a pipe on and just fit a second hand cat for the MOT then change back again.[/quote] what did it sound like when you de-catted it?[/quote]
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