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    High flow cats?

    What are some good options out there for a high flow 100 or 200 cell cat?

    Im in need of a 2.5 cat, as im replacing an redoing my whole exhaust system...

    I prefer a direct bolt on Cat atm, as im over custom fabbing a cat, as too many exhaust shops do shotty jobs that are local an cant b trusted for now.... an the last 3 visits have done a awful job of it....

    Will a Ek9 cat be suffice for a boost application or better off paying for a proper high flow cat, cheers

    An are there any significance as far as bolt on application between the JDM, ADM an USDM cats? Ek9 or Ek1 for that matter, cheers
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    vibrant makes good affordable 100-200 cell cat
    if u got flange, i can help u weld
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    I'm using a Metal cat converter. Happy with it so far. Heard mixed things about Magnaflow but generally more good than bad, and their prices on Ebay are usually quite competitive.

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    Using a magnaflow 200cpsi metal core cat, got it brand new around $150 mark.

    I would choose metal core over ceramic core for longevity, and both are similar in prices.

    wouldn't hurt for you to go 200 cell for boosted application, no need for 100 cell.
    i live my life full boost, one gear at a time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mocchi View Post
    vibrant makes good affordable 100-200 cell cat
    if u got flange, i can help u weld
    cheers man will defs hit u up if u cant find a good bolt on cat, vibrant i havent heard much of, but will need to look it up

    Quote Originally Posted by dougie_504 View Post
    I'm using a Metal cat converter. Happy with it so far. Heard mixed things about Magnaflow but generally more good than bad, and their prices on Ebay are usually quite competitive.
    ahhh cheers dougie, seems magna flow is the way to go atm as far as cost goes

    Quote Originally Posted by xenonkuraz View Post
    Using a magnaflow 200cpsi metal core cat, got it brand new around $150 mark.

    I would choose metal core over ceramic core for longevity, and both are similar in prices.

    wouldn't hurt for you to go 200 cell for boosted application, no need for 100 cell.
    Ahh thx for that, to b honest doesnt really phase me what type of cat it is, but u do make a good point about longevity, and the 100 cel part, seeming as its not a track/drag car haha
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    just did my exhaust tonight dude, same thing as i was thinking.. im using the stock ek9 catalyic converter, and im not sure whether to go aftermarket if im running a 2.5'' catback system

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    Yes you should IMO. I think if you're doing an exhaust, header and catback, why hold back the whole system with a restrictive oem cat?

    Upgrade while you're at it

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    well said, what would you recommend ??

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    100 cel. Diameter to suit your cat-back

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    Test pipes are a pretty good cat alternative.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Miguelone View Post
    Test pipes are a pretty good cat alternative.
    They are NOT an alternative.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bennjamin View Post
    They are NOT an alternative.
    lolwut

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