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STAINLESS STEEL HIGH PERFORMANCE RACE/STREET

CATALYTIC CONVERTER 3" HI-FLOW NEW

New Top Quality High Flow Ceramic Universal Catalytic Converter.

This has 3"ends 11" long and 4" round Universal OBD II compliant.

Don't let your stock converter slow you down. If your looking to open up your exhaust flow and get some free Horsepower, this Cat is for you.

This converter is one of the BEST in the Industry, it is made from T-409 Stainless Steel - Won't Rust, can be polished, can be slip fitted, or welded, are compact and light weight, and out flow most other aftermarket converters.

This high flow converter features a ceramic brick with 300 holes per square inch.

Offering better Performance and Flow, in some cases more than 50%, than comparable converters, and sometimes costing hundreds less...

The end veiw picture shows a standard flash light shining through the core, that's free flow capability.

Also dissipates heat better due to there design.

Don't be fooled by some other lower priced, welded together units, or some second rate knock off, these are OBD II compliant.

Length - 11"

Body - 4" Round

Inlet - 3"

Outlet - 3"

Brick Type - Ceramic

Price $200 negiotable

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