Better check before you pull into the muffler shop with a screwdriver
hanging out of the cat. In my experience just the mention of the word "cat"
in a muffler shop makes them real paranoid and they may refuse to touch it.
I've never seen shop owners so get so nervous but when I was looking to have
mine dualed out all I had to do was mention the cat and they would flat
refuse to even look at it. Even the back woods good ol' boy shops
refused...
---Mike, near Houston.---
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-----Original Message-----> What if an anonymous vandal were to pound a
screwdriver into it, or if
>you were to accidentally lower the cat onto a jack stand while rotating
>your tires? ;-)
>
> Seems weird that there would be a law against touching the cat as long
>as you're replacing it with another approved cat, but stranger laws have
>been written!
>
> -Jon-
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