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Old 11-09-2007, 08:46 PM
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Get a Magnaflow on that car... 3800'* thrive on a bit of backpressure..

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Old 11-09-2007, 09:44 PM
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I saw the Magnaflow High-Flo cat at Summit Racing for around $80 I believe...of course you'll need to get this installed so that will most certainly drive the final price to you over $100 unless you are installing yourself....

Just on a side note, what'* making you think you need a cat? (a new one that is)...like what'* wrong with the current one?
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Old 11-09-2007, 09:52 PM
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Check E-Bay and www.justmagnaflow.com

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Originally Posted by PalermoCorey90
ok does anyone one know were i can get that for a good price, i dotn want to spend more then 100
after you trade in your old cat to a scrap yard, that high flow cost will be next to nuthin.
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ebay is a good place to get a new one for a decent price

just make sure to measure your exhaust pipe before ordering
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I think Dynomax makes a basic CAT for about $50. Little better than stock air flow.
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by law you NEED a cat.
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