Hi Flow Cats
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Ceramic has a tendency over time to degrade. I don't have any experience with tsp's cats, so I don't want to comment on those. If you were to get metal spun cats, you shouldn't have any issues.
I hope some of this helps.
I hope some of this helps.
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High flow cats are typically metal substrate construction (see pic above) which keeps its shape/form and doesn't crack/fall apart, so there is no possible blockage that can result, regardless of the catalyst burning off.
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wow thats interesting, does make sense though, everyone has to different opinions though