Before other people come on to tell you that the reason why you've lost low-end power is due to a loss of 'back-pressure' from removing the cat, I suggest you check that the oxygen sensors in your exhaust system are all plugged in properly. In addition, even if your sensors are all properly installed, perhaps your ECU needs a little time to adjust to new, more 'free' exhaust.
Also, you've not mentioned what you mean by having your cat removed. Did you have it cut out (and replaced with a welded in pipe) or did you have some after-market exhaust component installed that doesn't have a cat or something else (ie. installing a dummy cat, something that looks like a cat but does not have the pollution filter element inside).
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yes, I hav it cut out and replaced with a welded in pipe also a Trust muffler at the back. should i receive the warning light if my o2 sensor are not plugged in properly? as i cant see any red light show on my dash. I hav reset the ecu right affter I removed the cat converter.