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Can I do away with my cats on my 88 vic?
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shawnsvic
• Erlanger, KY, USA
• Registered on 4/10/2011
• 1 post
1 Vehicle
Posted:4/10/2011 08:53
I have an 88 Crown Vic. I want to cut the Cats off. What do I need to do with connecting tubes, egr, polution pump etc?? Please help. Can I cut the cats off with out doing anything else? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
jdmeaux
• Lafayette, LA, USA
• Registered on 1/5/2009
• 525 posts
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Posted:4/10/2011 18:57
Once you've removed the cats, the PCM will be getting bad signals and send all kinds of engine codes. You can buy or make (search online) eliminators to plug into the sensor hookups on the O2s. Unless the cats are bad, or you are only using the car offroad (racing), replace the cats. Most universal spun cats cost about $75-80 each, and you only need two; one on each side.

What are you planning to do with the car? Race it. Most of the 80's engines were extremely sensitive to missing parts.

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Can I do away with my cats on my 88 vic?
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