Fuel or ignition issue

[Jims86]

Now, masure the kitty, and get apiece of pipe that length, and a cuppla clamps, and delete the cat.

 

[codesteez]

Thanks guys for ur help

 

[codesteez]

I took the cat punched all the melted parts right out found these pipe fitting hose clamps tightened them bitches down went did some good burnouts. Never knew that truck was that fast thing scoots. So I have a empty cat tell I can scramble another how much is a new high flow cat

 

[77 K20]

Since you are in california that limits what type of cat you can put on it. Seems like most are only 49 state legal...
Magnaflow has some 50 state legal ones but they are almost $200.
Glad it is working for you though. Sounds like you've had a busy time lately.

 

[codesteez]

Busy days sir of absolutely filthy bs trying to resolve this I'm so dam stoked yea that's what I thought my poppa has high flow in ca big canister things on his 496 gas chugger Silverado BUT THANKS AGIAN MAN

 

[codesteez]

I'm outta here just got back in I gotta shower hopefully catch a couple hours before five thirty

 

[77 K20]

Don't know if this will be of use to you or not- but I know of one guy I have worked with that ordered a cat from here:

http://www.discountcatalyticconverters.com/shop/?N=0&VN=4294967149+4294965721+4294965694+4294965697+4294966826&Nr=AND(part:Catalytic+Converter)&events=partfinder

 

[Jims86]

Walker 80940 is what you need, and its $167 at Rockauto.com. there is also a discount code here in the rock auto section for 5% off.
the Magnaflow 50 staet one is $10 more, but Discount in 77k20's link does have it, just go to the toolbar on the left, and go down to series, where it says 50 state. But unless you are gonna sell it, I would just stick a short round magnaflow in its place, so the cops dont pull ya over for the extra noise. Nice not having to worry about smog inspections.
Glad you got it figured out!

 

[Boone83K10]

if you have a vacuum gauge, you could have diagnosed a clogged exhaust in about 15 seconds. You would have hooked it to manifold vacuum and revved and held the engine at 2000ish RPM. The vacuum gauge would have went to ZERO and that would have told you a clogged exhaust.... instead of throwing money at it.

but glad you figured it out.

 

[Jims86]

if you have a vacuum gauge, you could have diagnosed a clogged exhaust in about 15 seconds. You would have hooked it to manifold vacuum and revved and held the engine at 2000ish RPM. The vacuum gauge would have went to ZERO and that would have told you a clogged exhaust.... instead of throwing money at it.

but glad you figured it out.

Yup, covered that.
http://www.gmsquarebody.com/forum/showpost.php?p=189666&postcount=5

 

[codesteez]

Awesome I'ma get it registered it in potter valley with my gma I just need one smog

 

[codesteez]

Hahahah Jim I thought ur pic was a glass off beer on a table for longest time I just noticed its tail Light see it out the corner of my eye reading that's what I thought pint o beer ha

 

[Boone83K10]

Yup, covered that.
http://www.gmsquarebody.com/forum/showpost.php?p=189666&postcount=5

just hooking it up and reading it won't tell you if the exhaust is clogged. You have to rev it up and hold it.

 

[Jims86]

just hooking it up and reading it won't tell you if the exhaust is clogged. You have to rev it up and hold it.

Yup. I mentioned that in a text message to him, should have updated the thread.

 

[klroth025]

The truck being "quiet as a Prius" was a great clue.