anyone else got em??
Anyone running these High Flow Cats??
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Le Mans Master
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Anyone running these High Flow Cats??
http://www.pysales.com/iwwida.pvx?;i...0%201?comp=ppe, I am thinking about getting them has anyone used these or has used them? Are they any good?
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HiFlo Cats
http://www.pysales.com/iwwida.pvx?;i...0%201?comp=ppe, I am thinking about getting them has anyone used these or has used them? Are they any good?
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St. Jude Donor '13-'14-'15
Was tempted to buy these but ended up with the Thundebolt Hi-flow metal cats from E B-Y--about the same price and design work very well but makes it quite louder--I don't mind though--
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St. Jude Donor '13-'14-'15
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The ceramic 2 1/2 " cats are $36.99 each & the metal 2 1/2" cats are $55.00 ea.--they are both the bullet type and case is made in stainless steel---3" price is the same---- site is http://performance-curve.com
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Metal Matrix is less likely to get blown out with a supercharger or melted by turbo's.
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St. Jude Donor '13-'14-'15
Metal cats are supposed to heat up quicker-so they can be smaller in size that is why they flow better --On my metal cats the body is about 11" long but the actual metal honycomb material inside is only about 3" thick
The metal cats don't come with an 02 bung--just ceramic
that part # for 3" is 425300
The # for the metal 3" is 415300
go to their website and type in the # in the search box
http://performance-curve.com
The metal cats don't come with an 02 bung--just ceramic
that part # for 3" is 425300
The # for the metal 3" is 415300
go to their website and type in the # in the search box
http://performance-curve.com
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Le Mans Master
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Metal cats are supposed to heat up quicker-so they can be smaller in size that is why they flow better --On my metal cats the body is about 11" long but the actual metal honycomb material inside is only about 3" thick
The metal cats don't come with an 02 bung--just ceramic
that part # for 3" is 425300
The # for the metal 3" is 415300
go to their website and type in the # in the search box
http://performance-curve.com
The metal cats don't come with an 02 bung--just ceramic
that part # for 3" is 425300
The # for the metal 3" is 415300
go to their website and type in the # in the search box
http://performance-curve.com
Last edited by Corvette Don; May 11, 2007 at 07:49 PM.
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St. Jude Donor '13-'14-'15
Metal is better--would rec. those---the others will work but won't last as long--they have the 02 bung you were looking for--but if that isn't a big deal--then get the metal ones then
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St. Jude Donor '08
bringing this thread back to life, because I'm wanting to replace my stock cats. (110miles on them) I don't have the $$$ for headers at the moment. I have a 97 coupe and I can't remember what size I'll need. Is mine a 2.5" or should I go 3"?
Those who've had them installed, how much did the metal versions cost to throw on?
Those who've had them installed, how much did the metal versions cost to throw on?
