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19th January 2017, 05:19 AM
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In my experience, the sound of cats failing was a bit different from what you described - less rev-dependent, and it was fairly easy to determine that the sound was coming from under the car - i.e. where the cats where - rather than further forward in the engine bay area.
Good luck diagnosing and then fixing though, and hopefully it's something minor...
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