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Old 09-02-2013, 08:19 PM
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I'll be changing my cats for magnaflow cats, what model should i get 94016 or 99176HM??
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This is the one that most seem to reccommend.
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Thanks, is it hard to replace, i ask because magnaflow recommend 99176HM on their page, but this cost $30 more than the 94136.
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Are you going to long tube headers at the same time? Although the Maggies are listed as high flow cats, I've read that there's not much gain to be had flow wise just switching cats.
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I'm doing it, cause i of the front cats is damaged and i need to replace it, and is cheaper to get 2 high flow cats and delete the rear to, than replace everything with oem cats.



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