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Old 10-26-2007, 03:19 PM
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well im looking for a good product that doesnt break the bank, and I really do not want to be messing with the check engine light. we have pretty strick emmision standards here.

thanks for all the help

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Old 10-26-2007, 03:27 PM
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Then for basically $189 you can have a stainless downpipe that wont rot away, and pick up about 10hp in the process. Check out ZZPerformance.com. I was there yesterday. They make everything in house. TOP quality products. GOOD prices.
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if you do like i said, the check engine light won't come on. just make sure the exhuast shop hooks all the sensors back up the way they are supposed to be before ya leave.
 
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Old 10-26-2007, 08:38 PM
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I'm to understand that most pre '04 cars can have problems with O2 sensers throwing fault codes from changing to high flow cats . That's why they sell O2 emulators to replace O2 sensors! That to me is the issue. I wanted to KEEP my O2 sensor. So far no problems with this ZZP downpipe. Ask others if they still have their downline O2 sensors. I do. This factory '04 cat looks totally different than my '01 did.
 
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Old 10-26-2007, 11:42 PM
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well im looking for a good product that doesnt break the bank, and I really do not want to be messing with the check engine light. we have pretty strick emmision standards here.

thanks for all the help

tom
I have a generic no name hi flow cat and hi flow muffler on my RAM 3500 which cost me under $300. It is not loud but has a very throaty deep satisfactory sound.

I wish I would have asked the brand name but at the time I didn't care.

Like Cowboy said, there are products out there that won't break you and sound nice and not as loud or back-firey as Flowmaters.

I will try to do some more back tracking with my mechanic to see what brand it it.
 
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