Hi-flow cat. What are u using?

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Old 06-25-2009, 04:11 PM
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Hi-flow cat. What are u using?

For those of u using a hi-flow cat. Which one are u using? Which ones to stay away from?
Old 06-25-2009, 05:08 PM
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Originally Posted by TorqueSteer
For those of u using a hi-flow cat. Which one are u using? Which ones to stay away from?

I am running the third cat delete, but I have a Pro-Cat hi flow third cat if you are interested.

ALTP makes a hi flow third cat too.
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i don't think there's much gain from either of them.
Old 06-26-2009, 04:45 PM
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Random Tech makes a good unit: 300 cell metallic substrate, stainless steel body, thick flanges:

http://store.excelerateperformance.c.../i-244036.aspx
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Judging by the no. of views and the no. of replys it seems that there aren't many people here using hi-flow cats. The only reason why i will be going with one is because im planning on changing the j-pipe and the cat back so why leave the stock cat in place?

Any opinions on Magnaflow/CarsSound cats? I use to be into Mustangs (and still am, just needed something more ptractical) anyway a lot of people wtih these cars use Magnaflow cats with no issues and they are very affortable.

Random Tech makes a good unit: 300 cell metallic substrate, stainless steel body, thick flanges:
I was considering this one but have a question. I have found out the the stock cat is 3 way and the Random Tech. cats dont differentiate between 2 or 3 way cats. So does that realy matter when buy a universal cat?
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I have one and it just seems like it makes the exhaust raspier with little or no gain at all.

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if you swap the jpipe, and catback, you will be at 2.5"... it's almost mandatory to change out the cat for either a testpipe or a highflowing cat

the following choices are what you have
random tech thru excelerateperformance
magnaflow spuncat thru rv6-p.com
atlp hiflowing cat thru atlp.com
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I am running the pro cats. 48K and no issues
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