RANDOM TECHNOLOGY ?

[zccop2001]

thunderracing.com has it for 190$, just wondering if thats the best price around?

also, far as spark plugs and wires, what type, and kind should i get? partnums are helpful, i plan on ordering today.

lemme know asap

dave

[shortdog273]

I'm assuming you're talking about the cat. converter. If so, don't buy it. You can get a catco highflow cat from summit for around 50-60bucks depending on the inlet-outlet sizes. Spark plug wise, get Bosch, NGK, or AC Delco.

[GregWS6'01]

Random makes nice Converters...they do flow really really well, but you do pay alot for them....see what Dynomax has...

[RacerJ]

Don't buy Random Tech cats. They're a rip-off.

If you want, you can look into buying a Magnaflow or Dynomax cat. But I would just buy a Catco cat from SummitRacing.com. You can also look into Mor-Flow cats if you want to explore another option.

Spark plug wires: Taylor has good economical wires, you can find them on ThunderRacing.com. Otherwise I'd probably look into getting some ACCEL or maybe MSD wires.

EDIT: Oh, right, the plugs themselves. Get either the stock AC Delco Platinums, or else the AC Delco Rapidfire platinums. (PN 14).

[ March 20, 2002: Message edited by: RacerJ ]</p>

[zccop2001]

ok, ill try cat-co, but are tehy high flow? i dont just wanna replace mine cuz its stuffed, id like to get a little better sound etc..

what is the stock in/outlet sizes for a 95 firebird with stock frontend exhaust?

dave

[GregWS6'01]

Catco makes high-flow and they make regular....I bought mine from JC Whitney

[Steve Caroccia]

I was shopping today at summit racing for a high flow cat. $50.99. Dynomax were like $119 and Random's are around $179.

:burnout

[Night Rider]

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by GregWS6'01:
Catco makes high-flow and they make regular....I bought mine from JC Whitney<hr></blockquote>

J.C. whittney also sells a nice stainless steel high flow "headerman" cat for around $100.

[zccop2001]

will a high flow make better sound compared to a stock cat? i never had a high flow cat (just a gutted heh, not on my bird thou)


dave

[Night Rider]

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by zccop2001:
will a high flow make better sound compared to a stock cat? <hr></blockquote>

Yes it will sound louder & deeper.