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09-09-2001, 10:02 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Corona, CA, US
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Help with Cat. Converter
I need some help with catalytic converters. I live in Ca. so i need to have a converter. I have a 88' 2500 series pickup with flowtech headers and 3 inch exhaust with a hooker aero chamber muffler. I need a new converter. The smog shop told me so when i had it smogged last. So i need some help on which one to buy. I would like something that is free flowing and most importantly inexpensive. LOL If anyone could give part #'s and where to get one i would really appreciate it. Thanks.
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09-11-2001, 12:31 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
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I remember one of the magazines doing tests on these things a few months back and it said one of the better free flow converters were the stock Vortec truck ones.
------------------ 98 GMC Sierra Ex Cab, cowl hood, Euro lenses, billet grille, cat-back exhaust. Airbags, 18's, and engine mods in the spring. Looking for the right 71-72 GMC short/fleet
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