Thunderbolt high flow cat any good?
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Thunderbolt high flow cat any good?
I'm looking to get a highflow cat to mate up to my megan racing header (H23) and I saw these highflow cats for $45 shipped on ebay, The are a spun welded design and look like good quality, anyone had any experience with them?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...26249
Brand: Thunderbolt
Part #: 410225
Inlet/Outlet: 2.25"
Material: T409 STAINLESS
4" Round Converter X 11" overall Length
1-piece spun design NO SEAM WELDS!
Universal Design to fit vehicles up to 360ci 5.9L.
EPA & OBDII approved (except CA obd2)
5 Year-50,000 Mile Nationwide Warranty!
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...26249
Brand: Thunderbolt
Part #: 410225
Inlet/Outlet: 2.25"
Material: T409 STAINLESS
4" Round Converter X 11" overall Length
1-piece spun design NO SEAM WELDS!
Universal Design to fit vehicles up to 360ci 5.9L.
EPA & OBDII approved (except CA obd2)
5 Year-50,000 Mile Nationwide Warranty!
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Re: Thunderbolt high flow cat any good? (integra15)
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any reason why you voted that way? information for him would be useful instead of just saying or .
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if given a choice, I would go with a test pipe, or better yet, have a new collector welded at 2.5" or 3" (whatever your exhuast size is) flex pipe and one flange to bolt to the catback.....
That way the exhaust flow is as smooth a possible......
That way the exhaust flow is as smooth a possible......
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Re: Thunderbolt high flow cat any good? (BlueScreenOfDeath)
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any reason why you voted that way? information for him would be useful instead of just saying or .</TD></TR></TABLE>
That is not a real catalytic converter, if you don't care about the environment you would be better off just putting a test pipe on.
any reason why you voted that way? information for him would be useful instead of just saying
or .</TD></TR></TABLE>That is not a real catalytic converter, if you don't care about the environment you would be better off just putting a test pipe on.
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Re: Thunderbolt high flow cat any good? (integra15)
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That is not a real catalytic converter, if you don't care about the environment you would be better off just putting a test pipe on. </TD></TR></TABLE>
what?! This IS a real catalytic converter. Look at the mesh in there! This is NOT a test pipe at all, if it were you could see right through it.
That is not a real catalytic converter, if you don't care about the environment you would be better off just putting a test pipe on. </TD></TR></TABLE>
what?! This IS a real catalytic converter. Look at the mesh in there! This is NOT a test pipe at all, if it were you could see right through it.
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