Cat delete

I have a 2014 4.0 taco and am trying to find a cheapish decent cat delete kit if anyone could point me in the right direction. Tia

 

No benefit, but the best method is to get a muffler shop to cut it out and weld in pipe.

 

They wouldn’t legally do it. Lol all on my own. And there is a benefit to it. Power wise and they woulnt plug up again wise lmao

 

You could remove the y pipe and bring it to an exhaust shop, tell them its an off highway vehicle.

 

What do you expect to get, 2, maybe 3 hp? Unless you have a turbo so maybe 5??

Dont forget to harvest the platinum before tossing the cat.

 

The horsepower I don’t care about. It’s having to replace them again. I ain’t here to bitch and argue with anyone just asked a simple question if someone could steer me in a direction to a place that makes a delete kit is all.

 

I dont think anyone will make a delete kit as it makes it off highway only, per fed law.

I only ask about HP because you mentioned it as a benefit. I know OEM cats have a 80,000 mile warranty. Aftermarket ones are 50k. Again, federal law.

Maybe this will help you save some money.

 

Easy, drop it off at the vet...


I'll see myself out

 

Man I’ve 4 tacos all with over 350k and have never replaced I cat ever. Are you somewhere the gas is shitty.

 

Ya I’m in California lol

 

Enough said.

 

Hahaha right

 

How often are you replacing catalytic converters?? I have heard of them clogging up, but not for a few hundred thousand miles.

 

that's my question. see also my post above, cats have a warranty.

 

I got 137,000 on it now..

 

Most plug because of overfueling. Typically a leaking injector.

 

IMO if it isn't a performance car, it isn't worth the smell you get with not running cats. You do you though. Don't know how yours went bad so soon.

Anyways, there is this: https://www.urdusa.com/jba-6035s-2js-long-tube-12-15-tacoma-4-0l-v6-silver-ceramic/

There is a secondary cat too I think.

 

I did see that. It seems like a few hundred $$ every 100-150K miles isn't really that bad.

Is this common? I've owned fuel injected Toyotas as old as 1985 and never experienced a fuel injector failure. I'm not saying that it's not possible. It just doesn't seem like a typical problem.

 

No, its more common on other makes, I used to see it a lot more on Nissans, I've seen it on Chevys and even a Ferrari once.

 

I had a year old Impala get a clogged cat at about 50K. That's when I learned that cats have a warranty too. New OEM one, never another issue.