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[quote="Rob2859"]The pikey way is to take the CAT off and bash the insides out. Was thinking about doing it to mine as it will fail on emissions MOT time anyway so I might just got for a cheeky "special" ;) Regarding performance; It is actually more likely to noticeably improve performance over something with a bigger engine. The reason being there is less power to start with. For example; you are less likely to notice an extra 4 bhp on a 100 bhp car than you would bhp on a 60bhp car.[/quote]
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