Thread: 2.2 TDCi (Puma) CAT Delete

Originally Posted by filcar

De-cat pipes aren't being made for the 2.2 as far as I can find.

Decat, New pipe, new straight through - $400 at our local Exhaust shop...

Make sure you find one willing to do it - many won’t remove the Cat...

I found some performance ones that came wroth a whole system. But was more than I cats to spend

Originally Posted by Tombie

Decat, New pipe, new straight through - $400 at our local Exhaust shop...

Make sure you find one willing to do it - many won’t remove the Cat...

I meant the pipes from the likes of Craddocks etc, and yeah I have found reluctance at some exhaust shops to the point where 1 guy actually abused me for enquiring, he won't be getting any work from me ever.

Originally Posted by filcar

I meant the pipes from the likes of Craddocks etc, and yeah I have found reluctance at some exhaust shops to the point where 1 guy actually abused me for enquiring, he won't be getting any work from me ever.

In all fairness it is illegal for a registered business or any one to remove cat`s so you might not go back to him but if he was caught or dobbed in he would be in for one almighty hefty fine

Yes just like a remap, doing a de-cat and plenty of other mods are "for offroad use only".

I try not to abuse potential customers, if I get a job I dont want to do, I simply say I'm too busy or I dont do that sort of work.
I charged $260 plus the wrapping, which aint cheap, the labour was covered with the turbo job being done at the time.

Ohh and by removing the exhaust section in one piece it makes it very easy for exhaust guy to do the delete, as in it fitted back perfect.

Regards
Daz

Originally Posted by gavinwibrow

and I believe just scored himself a reasonable D2 which he is contemplating as a keeper.

Well how dare you besmirch my good name Sir!

Regards
Daz

A D2 woud be too old for you Darren, buy my exceptionally well kept 110 instead....... HNY to y'all.
AlanH.

Is there a downside to this mod?