bump on passengers side floor?
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Like usasoc said, it's for the catalytic converter. Why ask a question if you're not even going to believe members responses? I guess you will still need others input since you probably won't believe me either.
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ok thats fine its the cat, but beleive it or not, some people post things that they have no idea what theyre talking about. not calling him a liar but when i ask a question i would like a few responses saying the same thing so i know for sure. so next time if you want to be rude, just dont answer. thanks.
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It was for the cats, until they started using the pups.
Yes it was cost effective to not change the sheet metal.
There are no real carryovers in the frame from the 3rd gen to the fourth gen.
Yes it was cost effective to not change the sheet metal.
There are no real carryovers in the frame from the 3rd gen to the fourth gen.
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Check out where the cat is located:
Another view:
http://ve3eie.ncf.ca/z28%20slideshow-Images/16.jpg
Another view:
http://ve3eie.ncf.ca/z28%20slideshow-Images/16.jpg
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I've heard of people pounding it in with a sledgehammer since the cats were moved up after 98ish(?). Although I'm sure a new piece welded in would be smoother lol. I don't have cats, but you can tell where the cats used to be and the passenger side one is almost vertical.