Magnaflow Cat

[simmo]

I was just wondering if anyone has used the magnaflow cat advertised on ebay?

they claim its a 200cell cat with a metal core.

[Worm]

Nah... I haven't... Try the XFORCE from exhaustqueen... Or go a metalcat cat...

They flow better...

[Dirty32]

Im sure Hanra used one or was gonna use one... Cant remember which!

He should be along soon to let ya know though, or just search for a thread in this section started by Hanra

[hanra]

I bought one but didnt use it, Magnaflow USA could not advise of an exact flow rate of there metal core cat. I didnt want to risk it so I bought an X-Force metal core cat.

http://www.fordxr6turbo.com/forum/index.ph...mp;hl=magnaflow

Edited 02/10/08 03:02 AM by hanra

[The Unforgiven]

I've used a 3" magnaflow metal core cat 200cpi which was rated at 596cfm. But this was on an N/A 6, so not really relevant to you. Even if the cat didn't perform as well as it was rated to, being an N/A meant that it wouldn't have really mattered. My advice is to not risk it and get something that's been rated to a certain CFM by a reputable shop, preferably local (national). I'd say go for the Sureflo 5" body cat with 3" ends. Rated at 706cfm and they're 200cpi IIRC.

[Guest]

SMB 5" body cat for me & no regrets.

Like most other things, you get what you pay for mate. A little extra in the beginning will ensure the performance now & in the coming years

Edited 02/10/08 06:38 AM by 03XR6T

[boost_ute]

I have used one of these on my old ba-T ute , It worked fine had no problems with it.

[Erko]

Magnaflow has a massive range, from OEM replacement to high performance. Problem is, you will need to research the cat in question, that's bloody difficult as their range is huge and performance info hard to come by. personally I would not buy a cat unless I knew the CFM flow. I went with X Force and its a goody.

[simmo]

thanx for the replies guys ill do some more research.

Edited 03/10/08 12:26 PM by simmo