would "these" cats fit our cars? good ass prices!

http://www.massivemotorsports.com/ma...xhaust.htm#cat

55 is unreal for a high flow cat, my friend got one on his 95 civic 2 door. i think these are generic though, is the bolt pattern more or less the same? if so, couldnt we use these cats?

You cold alaways weld it on.

yeah well i think it will bolt on. i will weld on if need be. i just dunno if i want to weld anything to the dcsports downpipe!

the bot patern on our car is FUCT! not even close to that! its like a pentagon... it wont bolt... but you can weld one on

i know what you mean about the weld thing tho... just get a flange to match and weld it to the cat

Travis

anyway that still doesnt mean it will weld in, but i guess i can take care of that if it doesnt bolt on

you can have a muffler shop weld on the correct flanges.

so i could weld one of these to the downpipe on the pacesetter header i am getting? and it will work fine?

yah

Travis

Do they come in any other sizes besides 2.5?

It's funny how they don't have ANY applications for the accords...... It looks streamline, I'll give you that...... :smokin:

Just watch out cause a lot of cat's are not for street use and wont pass emmisions. My friend just got his for his prelude and its basically a test pipe straight through design and i think it was this manufacturer too.

i hadn't looked at the link before, but that is exactly what that is. it even says test pipe right over it. it's not a cat.

i dont think i would consider that as a highflow cat cause the body diameter is considerably small. Look at the highflow from pacesetter its how big a "HI-FLO" should be. The one i am getting is from CATCO, ones thru inline racing options. its around 70 bucks with member reductions. And yeah to sum it up, it looks good, but i dont know how it works and for that low price, i would be really skeptical.

yeah its not a true test pipe, or else it would look like your exhaust pipe lol... :) anyway i dont have emissions so i am not concerned. hehe