NteGSR2o9

I've been searching online and I am having a hard time looking for place. I'm getting cel code 67 and just changed my secondary o2 sensory with a Denso one. The check engine light came back on after 110 miles and I'm getting the same code. This is on a 1999 Civic Si. Please help, I need to smog it asap.

black0hatch

any muffler shop will have the right cat for the car. there not cheap though.

ek-g6

Try autozone, they supposedly sell legal cat converter made by flowmaster.

NteGSR2o9

Question:

Is there really a difference between the 49 state legal catalytic converters and the ones made for CA? I know there's a new law out or whatever that is making them have two separate ones. Please help, I need to smog my car so I can register it.

thesmogman

Yes there are new laws in CA about replacement cats that you should be aware of...

Basically they are treated like aftermarket parts now and require a CARB number.

A few of the cat makers have not switched, thus they are hard to find.

So be sure you get one for your car. You can go here to make sure. http://www.arb.ca.gov/msprog/aftermk...es/amquery.php

ekb16

iTrader: (1)

universal magnaflow cat that is CA/OBD2 legal..cost around $150-2xx

92lxsleeper

you can always get one from the dealer. but are like $400

Tony Ookami

Or you can jus pick up and move to Miami, lol, jus as big as a tuner scene with no emmission laws.... actually, no car modification laws persion.... strieght pipes all day baby

NteGSR2o9

What dealership? They are like $700.

Where can I get the magnaflow? I contacted the muffler shop and they said they do not have one for the civic since the new law is intact. If I smog my car and the smog tech checks if my cat is oem and it's not, they will look for a carb number or whatever. I'm thinking I should just get a 49 state legal cat and risk it since more than likely the smog tech won't check.

NteGSR2o9

http://www.hottexhaust.com/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=22630

This one? If I get it, I wonder if I can put the stock heat shield on it..hmmm

Tony Ookami

Ok, serious question, I'm building a DA6 Integra, I'm running, sport level modifications (4-2-1 spoon headers, HKS air filter, HKS hi power exhaust, B16A swap, and a Spoon Head gasket as the only internal modification, Also running an HKS F Con iS ECU) I want to know if anyone has heard about the SARD Catilyzer... supposingly it can still pass emmission tests (for those who have emmission laws) and still deliver good response and power, but it maintains desired amount of back pressure for the mild street builds like me, i know about it form what i have read, but i want to know if anyone has tried it, the part is around $800, but it's supposingly good

shahriar35

iTrader: (1)

Try going on carsound.com, I believe its magnoaflow. Their high flow cat is what I am running on my accord and I do not have issues with the cat. But I do have an issue with the H22 type S

Tony Ookami

that sounds good too, but i'm honestly real solid on purchasing parts from japanese manufacturers only (unless i can't find an aftermarket part like sway bars or a camber kit, then i'll purchase usdm) were i live, there are no laws against test pipes, but my setup requires some sort of back pressure, thats why i was considering the SARD unit, but is the magnaflow a 2.5in. diameter? and whats the price, i have no problem breaking the $800 for the SARD, function and quality are my main priority