Cat Converter
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Cat Converter
I have a 1996 Civic Dx. My car has a straight pipe and my smog is coming up.
I still have the stock DX headers. but i dont have a cat under the car. Will a universal magnaflow cat pass me. Are Ex/SI cats interchangeable with Dx?
I still have the stock DX headers. but i dont have a cat under the car. Will a universal magnaflow cat pass me. Are Ex/SI cats interchangeable with Dx?
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Re: Cat Converter (DAP97SI)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by DAP97SI »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">If I am not mistaking a DX doesn't have the cat under the car, it is located with the manifold, so it is one component. </TD></TR></TABLE>
That is 100% correct, the ex. manifold and cat on the 96 DX are attached as a single unit which is followed by the flex pipe. So if you still have the stock mani on there, you should have a cat. It's easy to tell... Pop the hood & look straight down at the front of your engine. You should see the ribbed cat in the front right below the mani. It's about 2-3 inches below the O2 sensor.
That is 100% correct, the ex. manifold and cat on the 96 DX are attached as a single unit which is followed by the flex pipe. So if you still have the stock mani on there, you should have a cat. It's easy to tell... Pop the hood & look straight down at the front of your engine. You should see the ribbed cat in the front right below the mani. It's about 2-3 inches below the O2 sensor.
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