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Originally Posted by dmillerj1
I could use a little help. I have a 2018 4 Runner Limited. I've recently installed a Borla cat back exhaust and a K&N Air Charger cold air intake. I have also installed a Pedal Commander. I have inquired about the cost to install Doug headers and have been informed that unless a tuner can crack the Toyota ECU there would not be much reason to install headers. Also, can I just eliminate the cat converter? Is there a real benefit to installing a so called performance cat converter over a stock converter? I'm thinking Doug Headers AND eliminating the cat converter as long as these mods would not require an ECU tune.
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I’m sure you’re not looking for an answer anymore since this is over a year old, but I think whoever told you not to do the headers is wrong. Headers would likely be the single best thing you can do for performance. It will get you more than that intake and catback did.
Look into URD and their MAF calibrator, it essentially gives you a small tune.
As far as cats go, the short tube headers will utilize the stock cats and shouldn’t throw any codes.
Long tube headers will delete the front cats so you’d need some kind of O2 sim to get rid of the CEL it’ll throw.