High Flow Catalytic Converters
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Nope its just for the exhaust. You have to get a cat separate. Not all countries laws are the same and some cars are off road only so they dont put cats on every exhaust.
dubsupra209;1527981 said:
My Full exhaust system "retail" would cost $1,180 ish....blitz nur spec cat back $650, cat $80, bic divorced downpipe $450!
I've spent about $700 on it as I did a trade for the blitz nur spec.
dubsupra209;1527981 said:
I just bought a Tanabe from Aaron, and you're $600 does NOT include a cat. However, for your $600, you get a a VERY NICE exhaust!
haha yea i was lookim at random technologies high flow cat. its like 247. i was hoping not to spend that much on just the cat itself but if its the best ill get it. are there any other options? i heard theres a magnaflow one for like 80 bucks..would that get to pass smog?!
BIC has bolt on high flow cats in stock, I looked into it and it does say that they are CARB legal. $189 plus shipping. We have had no problems getting cars through emissions testing with these.
Koenigturbo;1528480 said:
Oh sweet! would you happen to have the part number for it? or direct me to where you bought it? also how much did you pay for it? if you dont mind me asking. Thanks!
And to BICauseian.. thats awesome. i dont recall but you said it was a magnaflow one right? would you be able to find out what the cell count of the cat is? i was told some high flow cats have only 100 cells while the random technology has 300cells which is why its such a free flowing cat as well as being able to pass california emissions
Goosh,... that was a while ago, I belive I did indeed paided right around $80.ish for it. Unfortunatly I can't remember were I got it from, I bought it from some internet store from Georgia. I know what good did I do, I'll try to find it later. Yes, I did pass with this cat twice.
At the smog place: No, I never said to the tech "hey do me a favor, look the other way"
At the smog place: No, I never said to the tech "hey do me a favor, look the other way"
Seems like the number one solution to these problems is registering the car in Nevada... I'm not well educated on the subject but this is what I'd be looking into doing.
hot damn koenig! if i can get a 80 dollar cat thats high flow and pass smog ILL TAKE IT! please if you can see if you can find a part number or something for me. Thanks!
A universal cat will not bolt on to your car, you will have to go to a muffler shop and buy two flanges, two gaskets, their shop labour to weld it up, and install it.......or get a bolt on.
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YoungGunSupra;1528528 said:
Hey sorry, I can't seem to find the part number any where, I don't have a reciept from the purchase.... forget I said eighty bucks, Thats probaly a big mistake ...Sorry
TomFraser;1528606 said:
In order to do that you have to either have a po box or have a address there so that the state of neveda knows that your living there in order for you to get plates. Not as easy as it seems.
The plus side to that is that in nevada if the car is over 20 years old you can register it as a street rod and smog it once then just drive 2500 miles or less a year(or get another cluster and wind the speed with a drill) and all you have to do is go in once a year for them to check milage.