mij's de-cat

**chris1804** · 18th January 2011, 18:21

how much would you pay for a de-cat on a 2.0dti?

because i phoned MIJ's and the guy said £35 i was like WTF thats cheap,

what do you guys think?

**bangty 1** · 18th January 2011, 18:25

that is cheap get it quick

**chris1804** · 18th January 2011, 18:27

does having a de-cat give any faults on the dash? also what kind of bhp does it do, im not expecting massive bhp but for £35

**John LE** · 18th January 2011, 18:34

Where are MIJ? I have a trip down south next month and could be tempted to stop by

**bangty 1** · 18th January 2011, 18:35

near brum mij is

**rushy** · 18th January 2011, 18:38

Just off junction 9 M6. When my car fails its MOT this saturday on the exhaust i'm going down myself.

**chris1804** · 18th January 2011, 18:40

ill give them another call tomorrow because i think £35 is to good to be true if they say £35 again ill book it in only 5 min drive for me

**gtr1000** · 18th January 2011, 20:25

Originally Posted by chris1804

ill give them another call tomorrow because i think £35 is to good to be true if they say £35 again ill book it in only 5 min drive for me

1) They get to keep your cat which means more £s for them.

2) I'll bet you a pint that you'll pay more than £35 on the day. When I had mine done, they bumped the price up by replacing the flexy which, in all fairness, wouldn't have lasted much longer. Keep an eye on the car when it's up in the air and have a nose around when they're doing the de-cat.

**bangty 1** · 18th January 2011, 20:31

Originally Posted by gtr1000

1) They get to keep your cat which means more £s for them.

2) I'll bet you a pint that you'll pay more than £35 on the day. When I had mine done, they bumped the price up by replacing the flexy which, in all fairness, wouldn't have lasted much longer. Keep an eye on the car when it's up in the air and have a nose around when they're doing the de-cat.

yer number one sounds right as they make like £50 in the scrap (some bloke buys my dads mates old ones he takes off)

**chris1804** · 18th January 2011, 21:03

Originally Posted by gtr1000

1) They get to keep your cat which means more £s for them.

2) I'll bet you a pint that you'll pay more than £35 on the day. When I had mine done, they bumped the price up by replacing the flexy which, in all fairness, wouldn't have lasted much longer. Keep an eye on the car when it's up in the air and have a nose around when they're doing the de-cat.

when he said £35 i thought ill keep the cat and scrap it in and then the work would of been done free because money off the cat but if they keep it,