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I've asked before, but.... Should I get an O.E. convertor or a high flow? Will it be harder to pass emissions, which is expensive to do without a convertor ;-)???? I know I'll free up a few more ponies, but my motors runs dirty as Pigpen from Charlie Brown... Need some help here guys....
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1970 Olds Cutlass S... Red w/ white stripes, 442 decklid Rocket 350 bored .30 over 10.5:1 Pistons, Eagle Rods Crank shaved 30 thou Edelbrock Olds 350 Preformer intake Shimmed oil pump Big Valves, Shaved heads, Roller Rockers Lunati strip Cam Flowtech Headers 3" purple hornies header pipes w/ turndowns Bosch Platinum 4 plugs w/ Accel 8.8 wires TH350 Tranny 3.73 rear, looking for spool or some sort of posi.... |
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Re: Catalytic convertor
youll pass emissions if you go to the right part of town ;-)
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Re: Catalytic convertor
Id go with a high flow for sure.
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Re: Catalytic convertor
a quality high flow will scrub your emissions just as well as the OEM one.
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Re: Catalytic convertor
indeed...
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