Dynomax cat question
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From: Huntsville Alabama
Car: 89 IROC convert.
Engine: tpi 305
Transmission: T-5
Axle/Gears: 3.42 10 bolt
Dynomax cat question
Jegs has a direct fit Dynomax super converter for my camaro for just over $100.
If my stock 1989 converter is a honeycomb type, will I see any improvement with the Dynomax job?
Is there a better direct fit converter than the Dynomax?
I'm putting headers on and want to get the most out of them.
Thanks.
If my stock 1989 converter is a honeycomb type, will I see any improvement with the Dynomax job?
Is there a better direct fit converter than the Dynomax?
I'm putting headers on and want to get the most out of them.
Thanks.
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From: Pensacola, FL
Car: 1999 Saturn SL2
Engine: 4 cylinder
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If it's a direct replacement for the factory cat, you might need a reducer to mate it to the y-pipe/catback, depending on which headers/catback you get.
I think the best idea would be to find a 3" high flow cat mated to a good 3" y-pipe and a 3" catback. All the factory restrictions are eliminated in that setup.
I think the best idea would be to find a 3" high flow cat mated to a good 3" y-pipe and a 3" catback. All the factory restrictions are eliminated in that setup.
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