i;m new to the catalytic converter stuff and i was looking at one of these and it says OBD II Compliant whats this mean? thanxs for the help!!

OBD II is the name of your computer you have in your vehicle. When it says it's complient, it means that the O2 sensor will plug into it fine and get a reading.

If you want a high-flow cat, get a Magnaflow cat.



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i see thanxs man

Bloodmount wrote:i see thanxs man

You're welcome



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How are Dynomax Super Converters? Any good and are they OBD II compliant?

"If everybody's thinking alike, somebody isn't thinking."

-General George S. Patton

i dunno about ALL dynomax products but my old neon had a dynomax catbck with their super turbo muffler, looked stock accept the inlet and outlets were 2.5 rather than 2.25..it was awesome and sounded great for a lil whlie till the muffler rotted from the inside out.. complete crap


On the other hand....you have other fingers.

i had lots of toys when i was young.slinky,etc.but once i found my penis,that was all she wrote

Our cars are bad with a condensation weep hole before the muffler. That would have fixed that for him.



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Where can I get a Cheap High Flow Cat??

Aaron Mauldin wrote:Where can I get a Cheap High Flow Cat??

We have the magnaflow cat listed on the website for 69.99 it is a 2.25" in/out and has the welded in o2 sensor boss. A very popular choice.


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is it the same as the rk sport hi-flow cat or is it better?

Rksport is different than that one i am not sure how much.


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