found a nice cat in case mine is bad
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those are some attractive prices.
I'd opt for bolt-in replacement personally
got mine from Ultimate Garage
looks like i may have wasted money..
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i always always always check prices on summit. not to mention their shipping costs are VERY favorable or you can pick them. i might drive to the Reno summit and pick this set up when go visit my girlfriends mom.
if i was doing a performance application and had more time/money i would.
1. cut off manifold flanges from catalytic assembly, weld in new 2" down pipes and put flanges on them where the universal dual 2" in/2" out cat can bolt up too.
2. make a test pipe for a "cat delete"
3. make an x pipe before the cat.
4. get rid of resonators
5. keep the stock muffler.Comment
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have you even been under your car before?
the summit cat has 2 inlet pipes and 2 outlets. read the specs about the item.
and while $89 shipped sounds better than $249 shipped, i will pay at least $250 in custom fab costs to get the universal one installed.Comment
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Yes. And I was sure there were two inlet pipes. That's why I asked.Originally posted by ptownTSIhave you even been under your car before?
I was looking at the image shown. Yes, you're right, the specs do say 2 inlets.Originally posted by ptownTSIthe summit cat has 2 inlet pipes and 2 outlets. read the specs about the item.
3-4 hours labor to install a cat? You need to find another muffler shop! Last time I had a new cat (a universal) it cost $300 for everything, including the inflated shop price of the cat. Now, granted it wasn't a dual inlet/outlet, and wasn't a bmw, but still, that price is outrageous for just the install.and while $89 shipped sounds better than $249 shipped, i will pay at least $250 in custom fab costs to get the universal one installed.Comment
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you cant just weld that universal cat in there. the factory cat is a humongous piece that will need to be cut out. so the shop will need to pretty much run all new piping from the resonators back which would probably cost $150. and if i was doing that much i'd just have them get rid of the resonators, put in an x pipe, and then weld up the cat.
at $80/hr for the muffler shops around here. it cost me $160 to have a cat installed with a test pipe on my jeep. flanges were put on the cat, the test pipe, the main muffler piping. that was for only a single cat, with 2 flanges.Comment

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