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2tall
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3/01/2004
21:54:22

Subject: 5.2 cat convertor and exhaust
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Hi all

Sorry if this is an often repeated topic. I've been searching the list, but wondered if it might be easier just to ask what I'm looking for.

I've got a '98 2wd with stock 5.2 and I think the 3rd cat is breaking up. I'm was going to install a cat back dual exhaust soon anyways, so now I'm also looking for convertor options.

Opinions...is there any point in going with a high flow cat, or should I just stick to a OEM replacement?

What high flow convertors are available?
Can anyone provide brands and part numbers?

I checked the Carsound and Magnaflow sites quickly, but not sure what part number I would need for either stock replacement or high-flow.

Thanks in advance.




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3/02/2004
08:51:11

RE: 5.2 cat convertor and exhaust
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my converter was Starting to rattle and I look at the OEMreplacment its $450 dollars to replace dont know how much it cost for a high flow cat but you might wanna look at one of those for the amount of money your going to pay to replace it.



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3/02/2004
18:22:04

RE: 5.2 cat convertor and exhaust
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3/02/2004
18:33:06

RE: 5.2 cat convertor and exhaust
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How many miles on your truck ?



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3/03/2004
11:30:12

RE: 5.2 cat convertor and exhaust
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If you have under 80,000 mi on your odo, it is a warranty replacement. So OEM is free. High flow will help if you have installed high flow muffler. High flow cats cost $75-150.



2tall
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3/03/2004
13:26:31

RE: 5.2 cat convertor and exhaust
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I'm in Canada, so I don't think I have the 80,000 mile coverage. I think it's only 80,000 km here (50,000 mi).

The dual outlet cat back should be less restrictive that the stock pipe. Any preferences for high flow convertor brands?



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