Re: Cutting A Cat Out

In article <ds29241kbnn45q7pputhhpjhpqrmol0me9@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
 Travis Bickell <> wrote:

> Could  anybody tell me how difficult it would be to cut a severely
> clogged cat that's also rattling out of of a 2" exhaust system using a
> hand-held utility saw with a metal blade, assuming there's enough room
> to operate?  

With a Sawzall, takes about 30 seconds.
 
> And if that's not to difficult, I'd also like to know how difficult it
> would be to tem****arily clamp a piece of pipe into the space where the
> cat was unti I can have someone weld a new cat in.

Why not just get a direct fit cat installed anyway since you're gonna 
buy one.  One size fits all cats are nothing but trouble down the road.
 
> Thanks very much in advance

Make sure you determine and correct the cause of the plugged cat before 
you toast the new one.