olharleyman

I am looking for a one and stumbled on to this on E-Bay and I am wondering if anybody has ever used one or know anything about this one , opinions , different options got to have one for emissions on the new motor.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/High-...Q5fAccessories

I am looking for the one that will work best on my header and rob as little H.P. as possible and want a 2.5 in 2.25 out for best power according to a few posts I have seen.

myyota

Ive never tryed one like that before, ive always used cats made by magnaflow and they seem to work well.

Tragic Drive

I purchased a carsound high flow cat I think its made by Magnaflow on Ebay about 4yrs ago. I think it was maybe around 75$.
I passed emission's a couple times with it and its still holding up.
I cant really comment on the the one you are looking at though. But it looks kinda cool,different. Not that it matters.

sb5walker

Many ultra super high flow cats, particularly if they're cheap, have very little platinum, palladium and rhodium, so they don't perform well as catalysts, and don't last well. Many of them convert hydrocarbons okay but not nox. So you have to be careful. Magnaflows have very good flow characteristics but are real catalytic converters that will do the job for you when you have your emissions test.

olharleyman

Thanks guy's sounds like Magna Flow for me

abecedarian

uh... all I see is a lot of marketing crap: 'metal core' this vs 'ceramic core' that. Total BS.

I didn't see anything referencing paladium, rubidum or platinum, only 2 way or 3 way compliance.... oh and OBD II compliance. If you order from them ask about a California EO for a 95 Tacoma. If they can give you the exemption order for California you're just about golden anywhere in the USA for a 22RE or 3VZE.

desertcamper67

A cat, any cat with bigger inlet and outlet pipes than your factory one is "high flow". Don't get suckered.