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Random Tech #616806 434 cfm
Car Sound #93009 428 cfm
Car Sound #94009 417 cfm
Walker #15147 391 cfm
Random Tech #616549 355 cfm
Catco #6007 350 cfm
Stock LS1 304 cfm
Stock V6 250 cfm (Give or Take)
The Car Sound 94009 I found a guy selling them on ebay, just look up carsound, he has a lot of models you can get them for about $50-60. IMO the catco's are peices of ****. Why not just buy the carsound for the same price? That way you won't have to replace your cat 20billion times.
honestly im not sure but i beleive it has to do w/how much air flows through the cat, but honestly get a carsound cat, its cheap, efficent, and long lasting
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Before you go and change your cat....make sure the clamp from the S to I pipe is tight. Quite a few people have found this to be a problem when they thought the cat was bad.
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I've had my catco cat over a year now with no problems. I highly doubt you'll see better results with a $100+ cat compared to the $50. If money isn't a issue for you, go with the most expensive cat. Otherwise, go with catco. ;)
Make sure its the cat.
I had a rattle on my v6 and thought it was the cat. Replace it and the rattle was still there.
Turned out the "Y-Pipe" coming off the manifolds was ratteling. There is a smaller pipe inside the outer shell. That is not made of stainless steel and WILL rust out eventually. Replaced it, and no more rattle.
Good luck
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Ted: shortdog - the carsound 94009 is the same price as the catco, flows better, and is constructed better.<hr></blockquote>
I checked on ebay and you're right. [img]graemlins/thumbsup.gif[/img] It didn't show a part number though, but I guess it don't matter. Everywhere else was asking around $100.
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