replacement cats for 95 LT1
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St. Jude Donor '04-'05-'06-'07
Are you speaking of a stock replacement and location cat? I've read on here that they're made but I don't remember by whom. I do remember that Jegs and/or Summit carried them.
Instructor
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From: Hartselle Al
Why do you want cats anyway, they will claw your interior.
Do you want hi flow, or are you trying to pass an E-test? I just took mine off and put them in a box. They seem to like it better that way. And now I can get to my fuel filter with ease
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From: Huntsville AL
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From: Nipomo CA
I'd like to have some hi-flow replacements like the random tech or magna-flow brands. I see under my hood it says its a true OBD1 car but i also know some cars or most all of the 95's came with OBD2 stuff. Hope i have a true OBD1 car then cats would be a bit more economical.
I'm gonna try to call Randomtech to see what they can do for me.
I'm gonna try to call Randomtech to see what they can do for me.
Le Mans Master
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From: Woodstock Georgia
Originally Posted by Fancyazz
I'd like to have some hi-flow replacements like the random tech or magna-flow brands. I see under my hood it says its a true OBD1 car but i also know some cars or most all of the 95's came with OBD2 stuff. Hope i have a true OBD1 car then cats would be a bit more economical.
I'm gonna try to call Randomtech to see what they can do for me.
I'm gonna try to call Randomtech to see what they can do for me.
Burning Brakes
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From: Hyde Park NY
St. Jude Donor '05
Originally Posted by Fancyazz
I'd like to have some hi-flow replacements like the random tech or magna-flow brands. I see under my hood it says its a true OBD1 car but i also know some cars or most all of the 95's came with OBD2 stuff. Hope i have a true OBD1 car then cats would be a bit more economical.
I'm gonna try to call Randomtech to see what they can do for me.
I'm gonna try to call Randomtech to see what they can do for me.
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From: Woodstock Georgia
Originally Posted by Fancyazz
Good info for me and everyone else wondering guys. I think hi-flow replacement cats aren't necessary yet. I'd rather do headers and or gears first and see a definate improvement.
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