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2011-05-26 02:46:00

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Catalytic Converter dimensions

I'm going to buy a universal converter for my NX, and I haven't even seen my converter for years ha ha. I just need the length with and without the flanges

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2011-05-26 13:57:29

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Originally Posted by squabzter

I'm going to buy a universal converter for my NX, and I haven't even seen my converter for years ha ha. I just need the length with and without the flanges

OEM cat is 12.25" long with flanges.
Not sure what the body length is.

For a full 3" exhaust, I used a magnaflow universal 3" in/out,
#53009 maybe? (9" long body, 13" overall no flanges, 4" dia body).
I used stainless band clamps on each end, instead of flanges,
like this: JEGS Performance Products 30733 JEGS Preformed Stainless Steel Exhaust Band Clamps

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2011-05-26 23:11:55

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Hmmm, I'm looking for CARB certified too. I want to be able to swap my test pipe on and off because I know aftermarket cats never last long

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2011-05-26 23:31:19

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Originally Posted by squabzter

Hmmm, I'm looking for CARB certified too. I want to be able to swap my test pipe on and off because I know aftermarket cats never last long

then whats the point of getting a cat?

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2011-05-27 00:19:03

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To pass emissions. Gonna see how long the cat lasts. And I may move to Cali hence the CARB cert

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