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Old 08-02-2009, 09:41 PM   #1
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Should i purchase MagnaFlow 93418???
Well i just got finished attaching my headers to my heads and i had to take off my stock 30 year old catalytic converter and am wondering if replacing it with the Magnaflow 93418 would help my cars performance.

When i took my stock cat off it all kinds of pellets came out and i really dont know what sign says a catalytic converter is bad. If u can help me out and tell me if purchasing a new catalytic converter would help my cars performance it would be greatly appreciated.

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Well just about any modern cat would flow better than your old pellet style piece o junk but I'm not sure the one you listed would be your best choice, it only has a 2.25 inch inlet and outlet. What headers and y-pipe are you running?
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u should look into a highflo cat if u want performance
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