Mr. Sandog

Those look like the same cats I saw at Top Flight Corvette last week. I believe the guy there says he gets them OEM from the same place that supplies Random (could be wrong, don't quote me on that).

blksilverado

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wow those things look good.. i'll see if i can find prices on them. thanks for the input guys.

BigTex

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Dynatech Powercats.

Dynatech has just released PowerCAT, a series of premium hi-flow metallic substrate catalytic converters. The metallic core enhances quicker light-Off due to higher thermal conductivity. All T-304 stainless steel housing is small and compact for space and weight savings. <b> Higher flow rates (as much as 54%)</b> when compared to stock and most aftermarket converters. PowerCATS’s are universal design and have a non directional core and available in popular 2-1.4, 2-1/2, and 3-inch pipe sizes. PowerCAT designed for racing and off-road applications and are OBD-I & II compatible.

Roughly $149 each online.

$liverado

This might work.
CARSOUND about $70. pn 530000

www.performancecenter.com

CashDudeHomie

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Are those good enough to keep the SES light off or are they just to pass the visual inspections?

$liverado

HP & Torque: 8-10 HP/ 12 ft lbs Torque

Installation: Universal Converters will replace the existing catalytic converter, but requires some cutting, welding, and/or fabrication. It is best to have someone with experience in exhaust work install these types of converters. Emissions certificates are included (In case your installer asks for it.)

blksilverado

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i believe those are magnaflow mocks. i could be wrong. 70 bucks a pop is decent. but are they worth buying. I don't want to have to deal with converter probs later on. I will be doing the welding and installing the rest of the exhaust as well.