Chad -
What part of GA ?
I am in the Metro Atlanta area and it is a big no-no to do anything that
effects any emmisions equipment .
Beyond that , it is a violation of FEDERAL law to remove the cat. on ANY
vehicle that came with one from the factory , which , except for deisels
started about 1975 .
You can replace it with an aftermarket high-flow unit , but legally , you
can only do that after 50k miles , or if the original is damaged .
Besides , unless you are good with wiring , the truck will not run right
without it .
PEACE
At 07:03 PM 2/10/99 -0500, you wrote:
>My catalytic Converter is about shot. Something is broke and rattling
>inside of it. First of all, what are the laws in Georgia concerning
>Catalytic Converters? I'd like to drop the converter and just have a
>straight pipe put in. It'll be cheaper and I would think it would make
>my truck louder. (which I want) I have a 95 with the 3.9L.
>
>Also, what about performance and gas mileage. What will the differences
>be? What size pipe should I run to the muffler if I do drop the cat?
>
>Any other info?
>
>Thanks,
> Chad Clifton
>
>
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