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Date:         Mon, 28 Aug 2006 12:35:56 -0400
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Subject:      Re: Better Cat converters: OEM or aftermarket?
Comments: To: Phil Stanhope <surfmobile007@YAHOO.COM>
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For get all those.   Your best bet and cheapest is Advanced Auto.
They sell a Walker direct replacement.  I've installed several of these
with no trouble. You may have local tax, but no shipping charges
and delievery is much better.


Phil Stanhope wrote:


>Hi,
>BusD. Carries Emico cats for $128, apparently Emico is
>OEM.... and they have a stainless steel generic for
>$99. Is one better than the other? Also, Ive sourced
>some el-cheapos for $55 that require welding. Is there
>a real difference in all of these cats or is it
>stainless v.s non-stainless?
>
>thanks
>Phil 84' Westy.....Tiico converted daily driver since 2001
>
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