Mustang 94-98 GT Cat Converters

Get E Up 98

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I have had to gut the cats on my car due to an exhaust flow problem. I know that a new setup from Ford is $1200. Anyone know where I can get a setup used or know of anyone that has a factory setup they dont need? 6 cats on my car and a pricetag of $1200 for that sucker...just nasty!

 

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Holy Shnikeys!!!! 1200 f#@%^'n dollars!!!!!! That is major bum rapage!!!

 

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no kidding...and the ford dealer thought I was going to comply...haha a sawzall, a piece of rebar and a welder go a long way.

 

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Why don't you go with an aftermarket mid pipe? I still have my stock midpipe, I might sell it for the right price.

 

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I hear they are extremely loud...or is an h pipe different? correct me if im wrong

 

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Get E Up 98 said:

I hear they are extremely loud...or is an h pipe different? correct me if im wrong

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Not extremely if you still have your stock catback. It would really not be to much louder than your gutted pipe.

 

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ok gotcha you selling yours then? And what do you have? I still have factory cat back exhaust.

 

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I just have hollow cats ;-)

 

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I have longtubes and a prochamber mated to my factory catback and it isn't much louder than stock. You could easily get away with a prochamber and not have to be worried about noise. You could even buy the catted prochamber for cheaper than $1200 if you wanted too.