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Old 05-22-2009, 01:58 AM   #1
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Headers up to the cat?
Was wondering if any companies made headers that go up to the stock catalytic converter? I have an exhaust leak somewhere and I've been contemplating headers for a while anyway, so I figured I would finally get that problem out of the way. Does anyone know? Is it even worth or should I wait to redo the entire exhaust system?
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Re: Headers up to the cat?
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Was wondering if any companies made headers that go up to the stock catalytic converter?

Does anyone know? Is it even worth or should I wait to redo the entire exhaust system?
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Re: Headers up to the cat?
You could look for a slip fit conector to fit the headers & cat. SLP used to make one. Depends on the header & cat size though.
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Re: Headers up to the cat?
no the company that bolts directly to your cat back minus the cat is stainless works long tubes. they are a bit too expensive for me though
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