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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / December 2006

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options for improved exhaust flow

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John - 07 Dec 2006 00:02 GMT
could anyone suggest another alternative to factory catalytic converters to improve
flow

I've just rebuilt my car's engine and discovered in the process that both (2)
catalysts were plugged, plan on purchasing two aftermarket replacements but am not
familiar if there are better parts or performance parts available and if so, where?

will gladly accept suggestions for online shops or specific parts
Nate Nagel - 07 Dec 2006 01:03 GMT
> could anyone suggest another alternative to factory catalytic converters
> to improve flow
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> will gladly accept suggestions for online shops or specific parts

make, model, year, any mods to engine or stock rebuild?

nate

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John - 07 Dec 2006 09:55 GMT
> make, model, year, any mods to engine or stock rebuild?

98 mazda mpv, stock rebuild
N8N - 07 Dec 2006 12:07 GMT
> > make, model, year, any mods to engine or stock rebuild?
>
> 98 mazda mpv, stock rebuild

There's probably not a complete aftermarket high flow exhaust for that
vehicle (I was thinking maybe you had a Mustang or something for which
direct-fit high flow cats are available) but you might want to check
with Walker or other exhaust mfgrs. to see if they make a universal
high-flow cat that will fit your exhaust configuration.

nate
John - 07 Dec 2006 12:16 GMT
> There's probably not a complete aftermarket high flow exhaust for that
> vehicle (I was thinking maybe you had a Mustang or something for which
> direct-fit high flow cats are available) but you might want to check
> with Walker or other exhaust mfgrs. to see if they make a universal
> high-flow cat that will fit your exhaust configuration.

how about any of these
http://shop.mzpart.com/brand.php?make_text=mazda&model_text=mpv&ml=mpv--002&year
=1998&part_name=catalytic_converter&my=1


maybe the Magnaflow?
 
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