Thinking about getting some new cats
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Safety Car
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From: New Lenox IL
Thinking about getting some new cats
I wanted to get some new cats but wanted some recommendations. The only ones I know of are listed on Eckler's for a 92. Do any other types exist? I'd like to replace them bigtime cause it would boost performance (granted I have enough back pressure) and would get rid of my rattling (had to drill the screws in the driver side cat and rig something up to the exhaust :smash: ).
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Re: Thinking about getting some new cats (Lord Odin)
Go for the Random Tech. Parts...you won't be unhappy...
Been there done that.....
Try it you will be happy. :cool: :cool:
Been there done that.....
Try it you will be happy. :cool: :cool:
Melting Slicks
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Re: Thinking about getting some new cats (Lord Odin)
More Performance sells them. Call Mike. http://www.moreperformanceinc.com/ :cheers:
Melting Slicks
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Re: Thinking about getting some new cats (Lord Odin)
For your mods, there's no HP to be had with aftermarket cats. If you're just looking to replace a bad cat, you might try Vette2Vette, they have lots of low mileage parts for cheap. Not sure where Manhatten is, but Vette2Vette is about a 1/2 hour SW of Joliet.
Eric
Eric
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Re: Thinking about getting some new cats (Lord Odin)
try randomtechnology.com
and car-sound.com
or throw it in a search engine
and car-sound.com
or throw it in a search engine
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Re: Thinking about getting some new cats (Lord Odin)
From what I have been able to gather, the Random Tech's are smaller and are very well made. The Car Sounds are much cheaper flow as well or better but are larger. On manual car like mine, either will fit. On an auto, you really need them to be as small as possible.
Hope that helps..... :seeya
Hope that helps..... :seeya
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From: New Lenox IL
Re: Thinking about getting some new cats (silver & red CE)
For your mods, there's no HP to be had with aftermarket cats. If you're just looking to replace a bad cat, you might try Vette2Vette, they have lots of low mileage parts for cheap. Not sure where Manhatten is, but Vette2Vette is about a 1/2 hour SW of Joliet.
Eric
Eric
By the sounds of it, V2V is pretty close to me. Manhattan is like 20-30 min SE of Joliet. My friend orders stuff from there quite a bit. I'm in Phoenix at the moment, though, so it won't do me any good. :lol:
