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my cat converter in my ef ghia is ratteling and needs replacing, got a quote from an exhaust place and the bloke recons $290 for a high flo. asked if there is any advantage of a high flow and standard AU cat converter he recons that they use the same cat converter from EA-Ba models. i didnt buy coz the bloke seemed a little shonkey to me. any way what is a good catconverter to buy and what price should i expect to pay?
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i paid $250 the other week fitted for a hi-flow, i didnt get a chance to get any otehr prices cos i was gettin extractors fitted at the time and it was a split second decision cos my cat was rooted.
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Bit pricey IMO.
Go to a commodore wreckers and grab the cat out of a Gen 3 or LS1... they are meant to flow really well from the factory. Thats if you want to go cheap. Try a couple other places... Im pretty sure I didnt pay anywhere near that much when I had my old XR6 done. |
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or find an AU VCT motor car. they flow about the same as a high flow
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I got mine off ebay, $90 3in hiflow but in mild steel not stainless, new too
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