91 YJ catalytic converter?
11-28-2007, 06:24 PM
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Re: 91 YJ catalytic converter?
testert555 wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a catalytic converter for my 91 YJ? There is a
> huge difference is prices. I'm going to put it in myself and cannot
> weld. Cheaper the better.
Get it welded in. (in some states the cat must be welded on the engine
side, has to do with emissions laws)
A good local muffler shop should be able to do the job for $100 or so.
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DougW
> Can anyone recommend a catalytic converter for my 91 YJ? There is a
> huge difference is prices. I'm going to put it in myself and cannot
> weld. Cheaper the better.
Get it welded in. (in some states the cat must be welded on the engine
side, has to do with emissions laws)
A good local muffler shop should be able to do the job for $100 or so.
--
DougW
11-28-2007, 06:24 PM
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Re: 91 YJ catalytic converter?
testert555 wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a catalytic converter for my 91 YJ? There is a
> huge difference is prices. I'm going to put it in myself and cannot
> weld. Cheaper the better.
Get it welded in. (in some states the cat must be welded on the engine
side, has to do with emissions laws)
A good local muffler shop should be able to do the job for $100 or so.
--
DougW
> Can anyone recommend a catalytic converter for my 91 YJ? There is a
> huge difference is prices. I'm going to put it in myself and cannot
> weld. Cheaper the better.
Get it welded in. (in some states the cat must be welded on the engine
side, has to do with emissions laws)
A good local muffler shop should be able to do the job for $100 or so.
--
DougW
11-28-2007, 06:36 PM
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Re: 91 YJ catalytic converter?
DougW wrote:
> testert555 wrote:
>> Can anyone recommend a catalytic converter for my 91 YJ? There is a
>> huge difference is prices. I'm going to put it in myself and cannot
>> weld. Cheaper the better.
>
> Get it welded in. (in some states the cat must be welded on the
> engine side, has to do with emissions laws)
>
> A good local muffler shop should be able to do the job for $100 or
> so.
In what states does it have to be welded? Or is this more California
craziness?
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--John
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> testert555 wrote:
>> Can anyone recommend a catalytic converter for my 91 YJ? There is a
>> huge difference is prices. I'm going to put it in myself and cannot
>> weld. Cheaper the better.
>
> Get it welded in. (in some states the cat must be welded on the
> engine side, has to do with emissions laws)
>
> A good local muffler shop should be able to do the job for $100 or
> so.
In what states does it have to be welded? Or is this more California
craziness?
--
--
--John
to email, dial "usenet" and validate
(was jclarke at eye bee em dot net)
11-28-2007, 06:36 PM
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Re: 91 YJ catalytic converter?
DougW wrote:
> testert555 wrote:
>> Can anyone recommend a catalytic converter for my 91 YJ? There is a
>> huge difference is prices. I'm going to put it in myself and cannot
>> weld. Cheaper the better.
>
> Get it welded in. (in some states the cat must be welded on the
> engine side, has to do with emissions laws)
>
> A good local muffler shop should be able to do the job for $100 or
> so.
In what states does it have to be welded? Or is this more California
craziness?
--
--
--John
to email, dial "usenet" and validate
(was jclarke at eye bee em dot net)
> testert555 wrote:
>> Can anyone recommend a catalytic converter for my 91 YJ? There is a
>> huge difference is prices. I'm going to put it in myself and cannot
>> weld. Cheaper the better.
>
> Get it welded in. (in some states the cat must be welded on the
> engine side, has to do with emissions laws)
>
> A good local muffler shop should be able to do the job for $100 or
> so.
In what states does it have to be welded? Or is this more California
craziness?
--
--
--John
to email, dial "usenet" and validate
(was jclarke at eye bee em dot net)
11-28-2007, 06:55 PM
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Re: 91 YJ catalytic converter?
"DougW" <I.only.read.usenet@invalid.address> wrote in message
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> testert555 wrote:
> > Can anyone recommend a catalytic converter for my 91 YJ? There
> > is a huge difference is prices. I'm going to put it in myself and
> > cannot weld. Cheaper the better.
>
> Get it welded in. (in some states the cat must be welded on the
> engine side, has to do with emissions laws)
>
> A good local muffler shop should be able to do the job for $100 or so.
>
I can understand the OP's concerns about economy, but a budget converter
installed on the cheap isn't going to last long. Mine (OEM part) has
been on there since the emissions recall of 1995, and is still going
strong. I doubt that the "guts" are still in it, but that is what a
free flow exhaust is for, to let the converter chunks out. Seriously,
this isn't something you want to go cheap on.
Cheers,
Earle
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> testert555 wrote:
> > Can anyone recommend a catalytic converter for my 91 YJ? There
> > is a huge difference is prices. I'm going to put it in myself and
> > cannot weld. Cheaper the better.
>
> Get it welded in. (in some states the cat must be welded on the
> engine side, has to do with emissions laws)
>
> A good local muffler shop should be able to do the job for $100 or so.
>
I can understand the OP's concerns about economy, but a budget converter
installed on the cheap isn't going to last long. Mine (OEM part) has
been on there since the emissions recall of 1995, and is still going
strong. I doubt that the "guts" are still in it, but that is what a
free flow exhaust is for, to let the converter chunks out. Seriously,
this isn't something you want to go cheap on.
Cheers,
Earle
--
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11-28-2007, 06:55 PM
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Re: 91 YJ catalytic converter?
"DougW" <I.only.read.usenet@invalid.address> wrote in message
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> testert555 wrote:
> > Can anyone recommend a catalytic converter for my 91 YJ? There
> > is a huge difference is prices. I'm going to put it in myself and
> > cannot weld. Cheaper the better.
>
> Get it welded in. (in some states the cat must be welded on the
> engine side, has to do with emissions laws)
>
> A good local muffler shop should be able to do the job for $100 or so.
>
I can understand the OP's concerns about economy, but a budget converter
installed on the cheap isn't going to last long. Mine (OEM part) has
been on there since the emissions recall of 1995, and is still going
strong. I doubt that the "guts" are still in it, but that is what a
free flow exhaust is for, to let the converter chunks out. Seriously,
this isn't something you want to go cheap on.
Cheers,
Earle
--
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> testert555 wrote:
> > Can anyone recommend a catalytic converter for my 91 YJ? There
> > is a huge difference is prices. I'm going to put it in myself and
> > cannot weld. Cheaper the better.
>
> Get it welded in. (in some states the cat must be welded on the
> engine side, has to do with emissions laws)
>
> A good local muffler shop should be able to do the job for $100 or so.
>
I can understand the OP's concerns about economy, but a budget converter
installed on the cheap isn't going to last long. Mine (OEM part) has
been on there since the emissions recall of 1995, and is still going
strong. I doubt that the "guts" are still in it, but that is what a
free flow exhaust is for, to let the converter chunks out. Seriously,
this isn't something you want to go cheap on.
Cheers,
Earle
--
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11-28-2007, 09:14 PM
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Re: 91 YJ catalytic converter?
On Nov 28, 6:36 pm, "J. Clarke" <jclarke.use...@***.net> wrote:
> DougW wrote:
> > testert555 wrote:
> >> Can anyone recommend a catalytic converter for my 91 YJ? There is a
> >> huge difference is prices. I'm going to put it in myself and cannot
> >> weld. Cheaper the better.
>
> > Get it welded in. (in some states the cat must be welded on the
> > engine side, has to do with emissions laws)
>
> > A good local muffler shop should be able to do the job for $100 or
> > so.
>
> In what states does it have to be welded? Or is this more California
> craziness?
>
> --
> --
> --John
> to email, dial "usenet" and validate
> (was jclarke at eye bee em dot net)
I got my cat from http://www.quadratec.com
its clamped on and I passed inspection in NY
> DougW wrote:
> > testert555 wrote:
> >> Can anyone recommend a catalytic converter for my 91 YJ? There is a
> >> huge difference is prices. I'm going to put it in myself and cannot
> >> weld. Cheaper the better.
>
> > Get it welded in. (in some states the cat must be welded on the
> > engine side, has to do with emissions laws)
>
> > A good local muffler shop should be able to do the job for $100 or
> > so.
>
> In what states does it have to be welded? Or is this more California
> craziness?
>
> --
> --
> --John
> to email, dial "usenet" and validate
> (was jclarke at eye bee em dot net)
I got my cat from http://www.quadratec.com
its clamped on and I passed inspection in NY
11-28-2007, 09:14 PM
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Re: 91 YJ catalytic converter?
On Nov 28, 6:36 pm, "J. Clarke" <jclarke.use...@***.net> wrote:
> DougW wrote:
> > testert555 wrote:
> >> Can anyone recommend a catalytic converter for my 91 YJ? There is a
> >> huge difference is prices. I'm going to put it in myself and cannot
> >> weld. Cheaper the better.
>
> > Get it welded in. (in some states the cat must be welded on the
> > engine side, has to do with emissions laws)
>
> > A good local muffler shop should be able to do the job for $100 or
> > so.
>
> In what states does it have to be welded? Or is this more California
> craziness?
>
> --
> --
> --John
> to email, dial "usenet" and validate
> (was jclarke at eye bee em dot net)
I got my cat from http://www.quadratec.com
its clamped on and I passed inspection in NY
> DougW wrote:
> > testert555 wrote:
> >> Can anyone recommend a catalytic converter for my 91 YJ? There is a
> >> huge difference is prices. I'm going to put it in myself and cannot
> >> weld. Cheaper the better.
>
> > Get it welded in. (in some states the cat must be welded on the
> > engine side, has to do with emissions laws)
>
> > A good local muffler shop should be able to do the job for $100 or
> > so.
>
> In what states does it have to be welded? Or is this more California
> craziness?
>
> --
> --
> --John
> to email, dial "usenet" and validate
> (was jclarke at eye bee em dot net)
I got my cat from http://www.quadratec.com
its clamped on and I passed inspection in NY
11-28-2007, 10:53 PM
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Re: 91 YJ catalytic converter?
ufatbastehd wrote:
> On Nov 28, 6:36 pm, "J. Clarke" <jclarke.use...@***.net> wrote:
>> DougW wrote:
>>> testert555 wrote:
>>>> Can anyone recommend a catalytic converter for my 91 YJ? There is a
>>>> huge difference is prices. I'm going to put it in myself and cannot
>>>> weld. Cheaper the better.
>>
>>> Get it welded in. (in some states the cat must be welded on the
>>> engine side, has to do with emissions laws)
>>
>>> A good local muffler shop should be able to do the job for $100 or
>>> so.
>>
>> In what states does it have to be welded? Or is this more California
>> craziness?
Could be. I checked the Oklahoma regs and they don't specify. Thought
the local muffler shop told me that when I was thinking of swapping to a
bolt-in unit.
> I got my cat from http://www.quadratec.com
>
> its clamped on and I passed inspection in NY
The only problem I have with clamps is on many installs the
pipe tends to rotate. A spot weld is usually all it takes
to keep things in place.
--
DougW
> On Nov 28, 6:36 pm, "J. Clarke" <jclarke.use...@***.net> wrote:
>> DougW wrote:
>>> testert555 wrote:
>>>> Can anyone recommend a catalytic converter for my 91 YJ? There is a
>>>> huge difference is prices. I'm going to put it in myself and cannot
>>>> weld. Cheaper the better.
>>
>>> Get it welded in. (in some states the cat must be welded on the
>>> engine side, has to do with emissions laws)
>>
>>> A good local muffler shop should be able to do the job for $100 or
>>> so.
>>
>> In what states does it have to be welded? Or is this more California
>> craziness?
Could be. I checked the Oklahoma regs and they don't specify. Thought
the local muffler shop told me that when I was thinking of swapping to a
bolt-in unit.
> I got my cat from http://www.quadratec.com
>
> its clamped on and I passed inspection in NY
The only problem I have with clamps is on many installs the
pipe tends to rotate. A spot weld is usually all it takes
to keep things in place.
--
DougW
