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Yeah... im looking for some specific magnaflow webpages directly linking me to their high flow-catalytic converters and resonators. Im blind and can't navigate worth a shiz on their website. Thanks much!
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I dont remember them marketing those products very heavily on their site, they may not have much info on them.
for the cat check out www.justmagnaflow.com and I believe ebay usually has them for fairly cheap as well.
for the cat check out www.justmagnaflow.com and I believe ebay usually has them for fairly cheap as well.
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So pretty much all i need to find is a CAT that has 2.5" tubing in and out? Then have a muffler shop rip out the old pipe straighten it all the way back to my new muffler to get some serious flow going?
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well it would be very impractical to run actual straight pipe from the cat to the muffler, it would hang down way below the car and get damaged pretty soon.
Im also not sure that you need a 2.5 cat, I know the L67 has a 2.5 inch downpipe but the size for the L36 escapes me, youll have to wait for someone else to chime in.
But yes, just take it to an exhaust shops, they will cut out the old cat, and put the new one in and make it all work.
Im also not sure that you need a 2.5 cat, I know the L67 has a 2.5 inch downpipe but the size for the L36 escapes me, youll have to wait for someone else to chime in.
But yes, just take it to an exhaust shops, they will cut out the old cat, and put the new one in and make it all work.
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also im wondering is it important to get one of their universal cats or one of their racing cats... curious because they differ from about 90 to 170. 170 being the new racing ones. Just thought i'd ask.
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