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Old 07-06-03, 12:28 PM
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Originally posted by fastrotaries
what the hell was the purpose of that flange up there? You should have just welded some extra piping and at LEAST broke it down to one flange.
if he ever needed to return to the stock or near stock set up for emissions, the way he did it is the best.

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Old 07-25-03, 09:35 AM
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is the RB downpipe really worth the HUGE $$$ that it sells for?

I just got an RB catback and I need to replace my gutted precat/gutted cat/piping assmebly, I think.
if the RB downpipe is worth the money, maybe I'll go for it...
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The RB downpipe only, is only 90 bucks on their website. If you are looking to remove all the cats, even the main cat, then you are looking at a lot more money. Around $290. That gives you the downpipe and the presilencer. The presilencer is what cost so much.
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I THINK this is related to the topic at hand:

I have a '90 NA Vert. I'm getting an RB Catback, and I want to get the RB headers but keep the Cat itself so that I can still pass emissions and the car wont stink.

Will the header bolt streight to the stock cat, or will I have to fab up something? Is it too long?
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Did he end up using a normal CAT? or is their a 'high temp' High flow cat on the market for a rotary?
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