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Old 07-05-2005, 02:26 AM   #1
smokedchevy
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Default Catco H Pipe es no bueno

I've had it since October and the Cat on the driver side already fell apart. Sounds like a cowbell ringing in there. I thought it was the tranny, but when we dropped the exhaust we could see the honey comb inside spinning around "clanking". The hangars didn't fit worth a darn either. I had to reweld the hangars to get it to align up with the header flanges. My engine's running great too, so I know a rich condition didn't cause it. Just letting you guys know in case you're thinking of buying one. It is the cheapest high flow H-pipe with converters in the Summitt catalog. I guess I know why.
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