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Old 10-07-2006, 10:24 AM
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Well just like the title say i'm looking for the best and most importantly the cheapest way to reatain cats when going to headers.
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Yeah you buy new ones that will fit the size of the rest of all your piping. Try ebay.
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I would buy these http://search.ebay.com/search/search...ats&category0=
They are very freeflowing and pretty cheap. I've seen them go for cheaper, so you could wait and see what comes up. These don't say CARB for California, the ones I bought were, and were cheaper, they were the same brand. Maybe they make them different or can't keep up with cali regulations. At any case they work real well. You couil also reuse your old cats, by making the holes bigger cutting it with a sawz-all. I've done this and it works, but they are very heavy and restrictive, so I wouldn't do it. Just wait until you have the money.
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so would i just need to have a custom y pipe fabed up?




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