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From: Nazareth/Pen Argyl, Pennsylvania
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L 242ci I6
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Model: Cherokee
Yea here in Arizona it's legal as long as your check engine light doesnt come on. I could cut mine out and I'd just have to relocate my O2 sensor because they don't check my exhaust on my '99. Just plug into the computer and check my gas cap! 
But my gas cap fails everytime....
But my gas cap fails everytime....
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From: Wisconsin
Model: Cherokee
Passing state inspection is another matter....but that doesn't make it legal, it only means it passes state inspection requirements.
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From: Crofton, MD
Year: 1992
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 I6, 62mm BBK Throttle Body w/ 1" Spacer, Rusty's Airtube w/ 9" K&N Conical
Catalytic Converters are regulated by Federal law, and are required on any vehicle that came from the factory with one, unless said vehicle is no longer driven on the street and deemed recreational.
A lot of Jeeps here are trail use only, removing the catalytic converter is acceptable.
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From: Cincinnati
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 i6
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From: Cincinnati
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 i6
Being that it is 4am, and I am sleepy eyed, I have read over the TOS and do not see where it says we can not talk about Catalytic Converters and the removal of them.
Catalytic Converters are regulated by Federal law, and are required on any vehicle that came from the factory with one, unless said vehicle is no longer driven on the street and deemed recreational.
A lot of Jeeps here are trail use only, removing the catalytic converter is acceptable.
Catalytic Converters are regulated by Federal law, and are required on any vehicle that came from the factory with one, unless said vehicle is no longer driven on the street and deemed recreational.
A lot of Jeeps here are trail use only, removing the catalytic converter is acceptable.
I WIN!
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From: Sunny CALIFORNIA :-p
Year: 1997
Model: Grand Cherokee
Engine: BIG! HUGE!
Removing catalytic converters is against Federal Regulations. Its also againstforum rules to discuss doing this.
Please review the forum rules if you have any questions.
Thanks.
Please review the forum rules if you have any questions.
Thanks.
I WIN!
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From: Sunny CALIFORNIA :-p
Year: 1997
Model: Grand Cherokee
Engine: BIG! HUGE!
Being that it is 4am, and I am sleepy eyed, I have read over the TOS and do not see where it says we can not talk about Catalytic Converters and the removal of them.
Catalytic Converters are regulated by Federal law, and are required on any vehicle that came from the factory with one, unless said vehicle is no longer driven on the street and deemed recreational.
A lot of Jeeps here are trail use only, removing the catalytic converter is acceptable.
Catalytic Converters are regulated by Federal law, and are required on any vehicle that came from the factory with one, unless said vehicle is no longer driven on the street and deemed recreational.
A lot of Jeeps here are trail use only, removing the catalytic converter is acceptable.
Here ya go, here are the rules, please feel free to read about illegal activity
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From: Cincinnati
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 i6
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From: Parham, ON
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L OBD-II
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From: brandenburg ky
Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee
Engine: I6
wasent talking about removing the cat if u read its it was a statement then a ? i wanted to know if it sounded that way with or with out a cat because i still have a cat on my jeep