catalylic converter theft AZ
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catalylic converter theft AZ UPDATe
my tacoma catalylic converter was stolen last night from my drive way. i was so disappointed as i just installed new brakes and rotors on Saturday morning. now its disabled and wont be getting fixed anytime soon. is there a quality catalylic converter manufacture you guys recommend besides OEM?
Last edited by cosmophonic12; 03-18-2009 at 07:19 PM. Reason: update
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Seeing this stuff really p!sses me off. I'm not sure what I'd do if I ever caught someone doing this to my truck.
To your question. I've used MagnaFlow on another vehicle and had good success with it for about three months. Could have been a fluke, as others here seem to approve of the brand on Toyotas. You could also go with Catco (which is what I'm running on the other vehicle now). You can purchase either for under a hundred easily online. A muffler shop shouldn't run you too much to install it.
OEM...that's gonna be $$$
To your question. I've used MagnaFlow on another vehicle and had good success with it for about three months. Could have been a fluke, as others here seem to approve of the brand on Toyotas. You could also go with Catco (which is what I'm running on the other vehicle now). You can purchase either for under a hundred easily online. A muffler shop shouldn't run you too much to install it.
OEM...that's gonna be $$$
Last edited by dgz32; 03-08-2009 at 06:03 PM.
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Seeing this stuff really p!sses me off. I'm not sure what I'd do if I ever caught someone doing this to my truck.
To your question. I've used MagnaFlow on another vehicle and had good success with it for about three months. Could have been a fluke, as others here seem to approve of the brand on Toyotas. You could also go with Catco (which is what I'm running on the other vehicle now). You can purchase either for under a hundred easily online. A muffler shop shouldn't run you too much to install it.
OEM...that's gonna be $$$
To your question. I've used MagnaFlow on another vehicle and had good success with it for about three months. Could have been a fluke, as others here seem to approve of the brand on Toyotas. You could also go with Catco (which is what I'm running on the other vehicle now). You can purchase either for under a hundred easily online. A muffler shop shouldn't run you too much to install it.
OEM...that's gonna be $$$
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You're not disabled now, drive that loud mother around I did when I had to get my exhaust fixed. Loud and annoying, you get pulled over, just tell them what happened.
check with insurance, if no go, get a magnaflow. Should be around easily around 200bucks installed from any compintant muffler shop
check with insurance, if no go, get a magnaflow. Should be around easily around 200bucks installed from any compintant muffler shop
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Really sucks man, Theifs hit me also ,I bought a cat from Kragen for about a $100 and then I just spot welded the nuts on to the bolts after tightening them down.
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After hearing about this theft, I searched around and found that this is a growing problem. I've found that the Catclamp is the only product that works. I'm seriously thinking of getting one
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You are paying the price for not having any rust. They wouldn't be able to unbolt mine. Of course when mine was stolen, they cut it out along with the flange that connects to the muffler. This was a blessing as the insurance company covered the cost of OEM muffler, cat and tailpipe/hangers. This allowed me to purchase a Magnaflow setup and a set of Budbuilts
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cat almost stolen in central Phoenix
I feel for you, bro. I live in Central Phoenix, and mine was almost stolen on New Year's Eve at 5 a.m. My wonderful wife almost caught him in the act in the carport, but she forgot to tell me to bring a gun...rats! Anyway, L C Engineering in Lake Havasu City AZ has modified Magnaflow cats for plug and play. These are less expensive than the dealer's parts counter and many other parts counters. Good luck!