ceramic or metalic core cat?
10-07-2006, 07:26 AM
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ceramic or metalic core cat?
I have to replace my cat on my '99 Integra LS as a result of bad valve seals blowing oil through the exhaust. I am putting together an LS/VTEC turbo motor to drop into the car. Is it a wise investment to get a metalic core cat or will a ceramic core do the job. I'm not talking all out race car here, but I figured the added heat might warrant the metalic core. Any thoughts or suggestions? Thanx.
10-07-2006, 09:06 AM
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Re: ceramic or metalic core cat? (StephenSadowski)
Cat, as in catalytic convertor right? If so, I've never heard of a ceramic or metallic core convertor. All convertors are made of the same materials... 
If it's a race car, no convertor is the way to go.
If it's a race car, no convertor is the way to go.
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