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Catalytic Converter #37846
November 09, 2004 06:04 pm UTC
November 09, 2004 06:04 pm UTC
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Dan Chapman Offline OP
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Does anyone know if a Universal cat ($94 from Crappy Tire) can be fit to at 1G Talon?

I've got a quote for an after-market cat specifically for the Talon which is about $250, but I thought I'd save $150 with the Uni cat if possible.

Is any serious modification required to fit it?

Re: Catalytic Converter #37847
November 09, 2004 06:26 pm UTC
November 09, 2004 06:26 pm UTC
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talk to ziggy,i'm pretty sure his are $95 their vibrant high flow cats,couple sizes


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Re: Catalytic Converter #37848
November 12, 2004 05:16 am UTC
November 12, 2004 05:16 am UTC
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I'd go for a high flow unit, over the universal ones from crappy tire. If you can't get one from Ziggy there's a bunch of different ones listed on ebay that you could pick up for under $100 (look for a magnaflow etc., not the $30 chrome pieces of crap). I had one of the universal ones on another car and it blew out after just over a year. It was replaced under warranty but it was still a pain to have to go back to get it replaced, and the labour isn't included. The universal cats have a body length of about 12" and then about 6" of pipe from either end, so depending on your setup you may have to add in some additional pipe.


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Re: Catalytic Converter #37849
November 12, 2004 06:47 am UTC
November 12, 2004 06:47 am UTC
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Karbelt has highflows for good prices too.

Universal fit is fine.

Re: Catalytic Converter #37850
November 12, 2004 11:24 pm UTC
November 12, 2004 11:24 pm UTC
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Steve Leigh Offline
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I've got a SS cat, universal, high flow style for a V8 on my laser,along with the rest of the SS system.
From the head pipe back including the flex pipe
$450 and 10 year warranty

I though all cats were the high flow style now regardless of make or size.??

The two styles being the platinum bead style and honeycomb mesh style. I was under the impression the honeycomb or mess style are the higher flow compared to the older bead filled cats


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