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Clogged Cat? 200

posted by  Dan Marino on  Mon Apr 13 19:18 CST 2015
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Hi guys,

Unbolted the flange from the cat and this is a photo of the inside.
The other side of the cat is welded to a pipe, so I can't look at that end.

So it looks like it could be about half clogged. I'd appreciate your analysis. This is the first time looking inside of one for me.

Thank you,

Tom

photo 2015041395192944_zpszdcxmqv1.jpg
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