Bassani Cat converters, Have you heard of them?
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Bassani Cat converters, Have you heard of them?
I looked half-*** on the web for some pics but did not find any.
I saw on a Car show last weekend that Bassani now has stainless steel inside the converter instead of the cermic.
Does anyone have any info on this? maybe its better then the other brands that seem to fail often?
Btw I sent Bassani an e-mail requesting info.
I saw on a Car show last weekend that Bassani now has stainless steel inside the converter instead of the cermic.
Does anyone have any info on this? maybe its better then the other brands that seem to fail often?
Btw I sent Bassani an e-mail requesting info.
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Re: Bassani Cat converters, Have you heard of them? (py1188)
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Yeah, I've heard of them making products for "American Iron"... From what I hear, they make good quality stuff..
Didn't know they were into imports
</TD></TR></TABLE>Yeah, I've heard of them making products for "American Iron"... From what I hear, they make good quality stuff..
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Re: Bassani Cat converters, Have you heard of them? (00MRSi)
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Yeah, I've heard of them making products for "American Iron"... From what I hear, they make good quality stuff..</TD></TR></TABLE>
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Re: Bassani Cat converters, Have you heard of them? (00MRSi)
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I've been hearing that name in Rustang circles for years, and I think they are one of the more quality-oriented exhaust companies.
Yeah, I've heard of them making products for "American Iron"... From what I hear, they make good quality stuff..</TD></TR></TABLE>
I've been hearing that name in Rustang circles for years, and I think they are one of the more quality-oriented exhaust companies.
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Re: Bassani Cat converters, Have you heard of them? (Splat)
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They are
they are one of the more quality-oriented exhaust companies.</TD></TR></TABLE>
They are
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Re: Bassani Cat converters, Have you heard of them? (Bbasso)
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Metal core converters aren't entirely uncommon, although I'm not sure how their flow typically compares with that of ceramic versions. I believe Catco also offers metal core models, and if I'm not mistaken, the Renaults that Hytech uses are metal as well.
I checked the website at http://www.bassani.com, but couldn't find any info on the cats.
Metal core converters aren't entirely uncommon, although I'm not sure how their flow typically compares with that of ceramic versions. I believe Catco also offers metal core models, and if I'm not mistaken, the Renaults that Hytech uses are metal as well.
I checked the website at http://www.bassani.com, but couldn't find any info on the cats.
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Re: Bassani Cat converters, Have you heard of them? (Padawan)
I'd be willing to bet they just put their name on someone else's cat converter, much like Magnaflow/Carsound.
Get some specs on flow rate (cfm).
Get some specs on flow rate (cfm).
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Care to back that statement up?
Care to back that statement up?
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