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Originally Posted by Mike Nice! Have you thought about gutting a set of factory cats? Thats what I did on my 350z. I have my factory cats. At the time

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Old 01-04-2013, 09:04 PM   #25 (permalink)
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Nice! Have you thought about gutting a set of factory cats? Thats what I did on my 350z.
I have my factory cats. At the time I didn't have the means to want to swap them in and out each year bc I just live in an apartment and its a pain to do it yourself especially if the header bolts get seized up. So I figured just going to HFCs would be a good compromise. However now I work at a BMW dealership as a service advisor and have 30 bays and techs at my disposal and I'm thinking of getting test pipes again.
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