Catalytic converter thief
#1
Catalytic converter thief
someone tried to take my cat but my neighbor caught him in the act now i have it in my hand can i put a cherry bomb in its place? because without a cat clamp they will just try and take it again so my question is can i put a cherry bomb in place of my cat?or is that just going to cause me engine related problems any help will be appreciated thx 92 4runner sr5
#4
I thought you meant a kitty cat.
I was like "whoa, you're complaing that he's stealing your cat and you want to put a cherry bomb in your cat to teach him a lesson" ??
Anyways, find that guy and kick his arse. Pay your neighbor like $20 and he will watch your stuff even more now. Good neighbor there.
I was like "whoa, you're complaing that he's stealing your cat and you want to put a cherry bomb in your cat to teach him a lesson" ??
Anyways, find that guy and kick his arse. Pay your neighbor like $20 and he will watch your stuff even more now. Good neighbor there.
#5
This is the first time I hear of any one getting caught steeling them , great job ..
Did you guys string him up ,and cut his you know what off?
I have heard of them cutting them off , but yea they dont steal the aftermarket ones.
Did you guys string him up ,and cut his you know what off?
I have heard of them cutting them off , but yea they dont steal the aftermarket ones.
#6

I agree just get another cat or high flow cat and weld that sucker in. N/A cars like a little back pressure.
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