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Old 10-23-2006, 10:40 PM
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Default Ok, Hi-Flo cat time

I just need to know what size to get and I want to make sure It won't mess up my emissions stuff and throw a check engine light or anything. I plan on buying the cat from Magnaflow and getting it welded on before the o2 sensor. Thanks for any advice in advance.
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If you plan on getting a Magnaflow go to performancepeddler.com they have Magnaflow stuff at way cheap prices and free shipping. They give you a little place to enter in make/model/year and that should give you the correct part. If you decide to order from that site enter in the coupon/promtional code EBAYROCKS to get an extra little discount.
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http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=49419

We got through some good info in this thread. There are some decent pics of Magnaflow sizing charts as well. Hope it helps.
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I would reccomend getting a cat that from here http://hoganperformance.com/CC1.htm It'* very easy to bolt in your self and clamp it or have it welded. I put mine on myself and was very happay with it.


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So what size cat would I need I don't know how wide the pipes are on both sides of my cat. Also my g/f'* dad (the exhaust guy) is begging to take my resonator off because he thinks that the magnaflow mufflers on my car wont let it get all raspy so I might just let him take if off and see how it sounds and if I don't like it he'll just put it on again.
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Well, since you have the free labor, go ahead and remove the res and try it out.

As to the exhaust size, just crawl under there and take a measurement. It'* not that hard.
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Exhaust should be 2.5" in/out of the cat. I use a 94006 cat with no issues besides the crappy welds the exhaust shop did.
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thanks for all the help, you all have assisted alot.
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