stemiched

Alright so i have an appointment today at 3 to get a new cat installed, my cat has a hole in it.
I have a full exhaust system installed, headers, 2inch (i bleeave) piping, larger can. all put on by previous owner.
now i know nothing about exhaust

When i walked into the exhause shop to make an appointment i noticed they cary cherry bomb exhausts, does this company carry a cat that would work on my 91 crx? if so are they inspection passing?

i live in pa where my car is emission exempt because of the year, but it still gets a visual look over.

What should i ask for when i take my car there today?

when i made my appointment i requested a 2" high flow cat. not sure what there going to put on if i dont specify more.

89sparks

I'm pretty sure that company only makes those cherry bomb things, and most everyday exhaust places dont carry high flow cats so your probably going to get a regular cat instead.

redline5th

If I were you, I'd purchase what you want installed ahead of time. That way you KNOW what you're getting.

stemiched

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 89sparks &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I'm pretty sure that company only makes those cherry bomb things, and most everyday exhaust places dont carry high flow cats so your probably going to get a regular cat instead.</TD></TR></TABLE>

That company does only make cherry bomb and glass pack cats. i didnt realize till after i posted this that they are mainly for trucks and muscle cars.

and as far as i know MOST EXHAUST places do carry high flow cats. Maybe your average mechanic shop doesnt, but exhaust specific ones do. at least the ones around me do... and i live in the boonies...

I deffinately got a high flow cat. and im not sure if there is any company that makes a 2" cat that isnt high flow... and my exhaust is 2"...

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by redline5th &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">If I were you, I'd purchase what you want installed ahead of time. That way you KNOW what you're getting.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I wanted it done quick and didnt want to weight to purchase a cat... also i have no clue what to look for to buy one anyway...

I just checked the receipt and its a Thunderbolt cat


Modified by stemiched at 10:29 PM 3/29/2007

HiProfile

The only times I'd worry about getting a hi-flow cat is if your car is turbocharged or if you paid for hi-flow and didn't get it.