Job Done.

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minimike
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Job Done.

Post by minimike »

Just finished taking out the dreaded pre-cats. Car is a 53 and at 32k, the pre-cats looked fine but I am still happier with them out.

Took about 3.5 hrs and went okay thanks to the guide on here. I had to pay 8 quid for a oxy sensor socket but took care of the rest with a 1/2 " and 3/8" socket set. Gaskets went back on okay too.

Sheared a bolt underneath that holds the plastic tray up but drilled it out and used a couple of tie-wraps to secure.

The car feels like it can "breath" now too, a bit like after you have had a new car and the engine loosens up. I am sure it's slightly different. Didn't notice anything negative.
tonigmr2
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Re: Job Done.

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I think the general consensus is it does release a few small ponies!
minimike
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Re: Job Done.

Post by minimike »

I would agree with that, and you don't have to let your insurance know unlike if you fit an aftermarket manifold.......do you????? :)
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Re: Job Done.

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I wouldn't bother....looks standard!
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