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Its generally around 10-15rwkw with improved spool depending on what cat your comparing it to and power level. Your best legal option is to throw a metal cat in it. Hit the track throw a decat pipe in to save your expensive cat.

I'm sure monga knows exactly the ramifactions of running no cat on a street car.

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I'm sure monga knows exactly the ramifactions of running no cat on a street car.

suprisedly not many people know the exact costs involved of having a street car with no cat and being caught by police/epa...

do you have any figures you could give us? (appart from the phone number of epa :) )

I'm sure monga knows exactly the ramifactions of running no cat on a street car.
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Isn't stating he knows the 'exact' ins and outs of a cats bum hole.

Its stating he knows the ramifactions of running no cat on a street car = bent over with no vaso and a big arsed fine slapped in his arse made out of really stiff scrunched up paper.

I care less of the exact fine one would receive as it doesn't apply to me.

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