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#1

For those of us that just want to throw in a high flow cat and not waste money on a full exhaust on there FG, where the hell you you start?

Venom

Outlaw

Bokka

Kenobi

XForce

Xplod

Metal

Magnaflow

Ballistic

Etc..

Etc..

I just want a good reasonable priced High Flow Cat...

Story's, opinions and experiences welcome..

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#4

you forgot gutted, so I say gutted. 0cpsi can't go wrong and cheaper than all of the above.

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Lol, but no.

#6

Yeah, minefield Dillz. Going through this myself as you know. This is the latest one that I'm considering mainly because it's a quality aussie made one. They do a 100cpsi in this as well, but am still thinking 200cpsi.

A measure up tells me it should fit nicely using the stock pipes at 295mm long. The only thing is it only comes in a 4" body. Would have preferred 4.5". I'm keen also to hear if anyone has fitted a 5" round body cat using the stock pipes and not had clearance issues, as I think it would be tight.

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#7

Saw the Outlaw ones displayed at PitLane so I guess they use them...

But I dont have a clue about CAT's

#9

I got one from tuff parts for $140

#10

I used a venom cat/pipe replacement section, no welding needed, just bolt in and tune, keeping your original equipment intact if needed in the future. It made good power and so far respectable drag numbers. Full story is here: http://www.fordforums.com.au/showthread.php?t=11331820

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