where is the catalytic converter 2008 ranger
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the cats on your truck arent holding your engine back from producing any more power. if your truck is new, and running right, the cats should be doing the job without hurting anything. If you remove them, you should expect no noticeable gain in performance. You should be able to count the horsepower increase on one hand.
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Yeah,waste of time and money on the high flow cats. Honestly can't tell a difference between having one or not on a stock or lightly modded engine. Only reason to ever replace your stock cats with a high flow is because they are hundreds of dollars cheaper than replacing it with an OEM one.
The stock cats on my dad's Lincoln LS are like $837 each.
Save yourself some labour and money and just do a cat-back exhaust. Larger piping from the cats back and a louder muffler. It's really all you need.
The stock cats on my dad's Lincoln LS are like $837 each.
Save yourself some labour and money and just do a cat-back exhaust. Larger piping from the cats back and a louder muffler. It's really all you need.
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