Hi flow cat
because getting an off road pipe will trip the "check engine" light because we have sensors before and after the cat. Not trying to do that to my daily driver with 100K mile warranty.
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i think you guys are mixing up a straight thru pipe/test pipe/race pipe with a high flow catylitic converter. the test pipe is illegal but i dont the hi flo cat is illegal. the diff in gains between them are minimal. and they are usually universal depending on waht size inlets and outlets you need. look up carsound magnaflow hi flo cats on ebay, i think you can get them for 60 dollars shipped. they are magnaflow cats so you know they are quality. you can get them welded on for a very little money. here is an example:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2469272490
if you want a straight thru pipe you can justa get a local shop to make one for you for not too much money, but you will be illegal bc youll be all smoggy and youll be really loud.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2469272490
if you want a straight thru pipe you can justa get a local shop to make one for you for not too much money, but you will be illegal bc youll be all smoggy and youll be really loud.
its a big ole fine, couple thousand. not worth it imo if oyu ahve a strict state like cali. in fl they are very lax so we dont really have to worry about it in most cities but i dont know about ga
I called Ultimate Racing and they said that a high flow cat would be beneficial as the stock unit is overly restrictive. So...like the newbie above said...who's gonna be the test rat? heh
High flow cats are usually a custom job. You can go to any muffler shop and get one. Carsound (By Magnaflow) is a pretty good one for the dollar.
I can get one installed for 190 tax's in (CDN) Ultimate Racing wanted 250 + tax...lol
I can get one installed for 190 tax's in (CDN) Ultimate Racing wanted 250 + tax...lol


