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Old 05-10-2006, 06:11 PM   #1
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I have an 88 l98 formula. It currently has a single cat i would like to upgrade it to the n10 dual cat set-up. What parts would i need to do this and where can i get them? do i have to do anything with the computer? any help would be great.
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A single high performance aftermarket cat would flow better than the factory dual cats.
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A single high performance aftermarket cat would flow better than the factory dual cats.
yes, the CATCO 3 inch 9118 cat is popular
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what about the aftermarket dual cats for our cars...
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It's a waste of time. Get an aftermarket 3" mandrel bent Y-pipe with a high flow cat and you'll be much happier.
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Most people convert AWAY from dual cats. Why on earth would you want to convert TO it? It isn't going to make your car faster.
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