inexpensive Hi-flo cat?
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Re: inexpensive Hi-flo cat?
Originally posted by slipperyslater1
Where might i find one, and which should I go with?
Where might i find one, and which should I go with?
http://www.thepartstrader.com/
As far as which one to go with, they are all good and all of them are higher flowing than stock. Which one is better?
Well, to me, better means easier install and better fit, so I chose the Bonez.
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Buy a used ss mp off the net then have Meineke weld on their hi-flo cat for $159 installed - costs $259 for new hi-flo cat - cheaper than buying new Bonez or n-tech. the part number on the cat from meineke is the same number for the bonez cat.....I wonder who's making some money off people???
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now thats what I wanted to hear. That is why this forum kicks ***!!! Because of helpful people, such as you. I was begining to wonder if this was an English class. Anyway, Thanks for the help. Mark
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Or be even smarter and buy a good used cat from someone who lives near you. The stock 3rd gen cat flows very well. I saw a dyno and it compared a stock cat vs a random tech. hi-flow cat..(600.00).A whopping 6 hp difference.
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Buy a used ss mp off the net then have Meineke weld on their hi-flo cat for $159 installed - costs $259 for new hi-flo cat - cheaper than buying new Bonez or n-tech. the part number on the cat from meineke is the same number for the bonez cat.....I wonder who's making some money off people???
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