hrb93 Member 84 Member For: 20y 8m 9d Posted 20/01/06 09:46 AM Posted 20/01/06 09:46 AM Group Buy for Hi Flow "MAGIC" CATS over at http://ausrotary.dntinternet.com/forums/vi...0624&highlight= atm.I had one of these on my WRX after 2 brand name cats were destroyed. THis CAT was as good as not having one at all. it Flowed 50% better then the best brand name.
hrb93 Member 84 Member For: 20y 8m 9d Posted 20/01/06 10:05 AM Author Posted 20/01/06 10:05 AM The one I had and the GB price is for a 4", they do make a 5" as well.THey are a local company, any questions give them a call.They really are a great product for the money. Or they do make a Metal version I believe for extra.I think it may have been speed magazine that did bulk test on "CATS" and this was the winner.
xlr8ed Phantom lives Member 1,417 Member For: 22y 5m Gender: Male Location: who knows Posted 20/01/06 12:05 PM Posted 20/01/06 12:05 PM that's what is in my XR twin 4" side by side magic cats they flow around 750cfm normal high flow cats flow aroung 400 cfm..jeff
Terebro Member 170 Member For: 21y 5m Posted 20/01/06 04:04 PM Posted 20/01/06 04:04 PM Sounds interestingAny links or info on the net I can have a look at?
Guest Guests Posted 21/01/06 12:04 AM Posted 21/01/06 12:04 AM Sounds interestingAny links or info on the net I can have a look at?<{POST_SNAPBACK}>What he saidvik...and how easy are they to fit to the standard zorst???
hrb93 Member 84 Member For: 20y 8m 9d Posted 21/01/06 02:03 AM Author Posted 21/01/06 02:03 AM They are easy to fit for an exhaust shop. The piece of pipe, whatever diameter you decide to use, just has to be flared to weld onto these.The exhasut place charged me $40 to fit mine. The place that makes them can organise fittings as well for a good price.
FR33DY Member 307 Member For: 21y 6m 28d Gender: Male Location: Sydney Posted 21/01/06 03:10 AM Posted 21/01/06 03:10 AM They are easy to fit for an exhaust shop. The piece of pipe, whatever diameter you decide to use, just has to be flared to weld onto these.The exhasut place charged me $40 to fit mine. The place that makes them can organise fittings as well for a good price.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>I'm interested, are they sydney based ?
Guest Guests Posted 21/01/06 03:13 AM Posted 21/01/06 03:13 AM Now I'm starting to crack one vik...whers the happys,I would get a zorst shop to do it
hrb93 Member 84 Member For: 20y 8m 9d Posted 21/01/06 04:00 AM Author Posted 21/01/06 04:00 AM Yeah, I think they are in Brookvale/North Shore.On the picture in the thread on Ausrotor, ring the telephine number on the "CAT".It cost me $250 installed. The other brand name American ones I had were $500 installed and were sh*t.
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