To replace catalytic converter--Yeah or Nah??

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#76147 - 21/02/04 07:47 AM To replace catalytic converter--Yeah or Nah??
spalind Member Registered: 30/01/03 Posts: 3238 Loc: Windham, NH	My muffler and exhaust piping are on their last legs due to living in the "salt belt" and I am debating between getting a stainless steel system (borla or gibson) or going with the aluminum Calmini AND a high flow cat. converter here: h igh flow cat. converter . Any opinions?? or should I just go all out and get the stainless steel system AND the high flow cat??
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#76148 - 21/02/04 08:36 PM Re: To replace catalytic converter--Yeah or Nah??
OffroadX Member Registered: 17/08/00 Posts: 13694 Loc: Baltimore, MD	You do realize the main cats are alongside the engine right? The post-cats are the ones down below that have the kink to turn horizontal and would be exposed to salt and such. _________________________ Tip: see if your question has already been answered before asking it. Try our handy-dandy search tool!
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