Need suggestions for High Flow CATs
#1
Melting Slicks
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Need suggestions for High Flow CATs
I'm looking to add hi-flow cats back on my car with aftermarket catback.
Can someone suggest ones that they have used and will fit a C5.
Part numbers would be ****
Can someone suggest ones that they have used and will fit a C5.
Part numbers would be ****
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Le Mans Master
More questions than answers.
-Do you have headers or stock manifolds
-Cats were replaced with straight pipes in factory mid section?
-Wanting a full mid section or just cats?
When I installed my headers I used MagnaFlow cats and X. But no idea what to suggest without knowing what your setup is.
-Do you have headers or stock manifolds
-Cats were replaced with straight pipes in factory mid section?
-Wanting a full mid section or just cats?
When I installed my headers I used MagnaFlow cats and X. But no idea what to suggest without knowing what your setup is.
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More questions than answers.
-Do you have headers or stock manifolds
-Cats were replaced with straight pipes in factory mid section?
-Wanting a full mid section or just cats?
When I installed my headers I used MagnaFlow cats and X. But no idea what to suggest without knowing what your setup is.
-Do you have headers or stock manifolds
-Cats were replaced with straight pipes in factory mid section?
-Wanting a full mid section or just cats?
When I installed my headers I used MagnaFlow cats and X. But no idea what to suggest without knowing what your setup is.
STOCK Exhaust System OR aftermarket system???????????????????
I used Random Technologies High Flow Cats on my Stainless Works 3" system and they work OUTSTANDING!
This is a STOCK EXHAUST with PUP Cats off of a 2004 LS1.
Last edited by Bill Curlee; 02-22-2017 at 04:16 PM.
#4
Melting Slicks
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sorry I should have mentioned it, I have TSP LT headers and x-pipe setup. I loved the sound and little bit of oomph i got from them but as I get older I can't deal with the smell anymore.
Random Tech, i'll look into them. Thanks.
Random Tech, i'll look into them. Thanks.
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Or maybe not... they no longer make cats.
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#8
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If you're not concerned about price then get the Random Tech cats, they are prob the best high flow cats you can get. I did not want to pay that much so I bought some high flow cats by Magnaflow off ebay. They are a 200 cell count metallic core, so they flow very well. Also they do a great job with getting rid of the stink. My car made great power on the dyno with them. If u are interested I can find the part num.