Catalytic Convertor
I'm in need of a new converter for my '97 ZJ. The old one is rattling like
crazy. Am I better off getting a direct fit replacement, or can I get a universal fit? Whats a good brand to get? Where's a good place to get it? Thanks.... |
Re: Catalytic Convertor
Abby Normal wrote:
> I'm in need of a new converter for my '97 ZJ. The old one is rattling > like crazy. Am I better off getting a direct fit replacement, or can > I get a universal fit? > > Whats a good brand to get? > Where's a good place to get it? I just go to a good local (non midas) shop and have them slap a high-flow cat in. about 100$ (possibly more now, but should be close) Aftermarket cats last about five years. -- DougW |
Re: Catalytic Convertor
Abby Normal wrote:
> I'm in need of a new converter for my '97 ZJ. The old one is rattling > like crazy. Am I better off getting a direct fit replacement, or can > I get a universal fit? > > Whats a good brand to get? > Where's a good place to get it? I just go to a good local (non midas) shop and have them slap a high-flow cat in. about 100$ (possibly more now, but should be close) Aftermarket cats last about five years. -- DougW |
Re: Catalytic Convertor
Abby Normal wrote:
> I'm in need of a new converter for my '97 ZJ. The old one is rattling > like crazy. Am I better off getting a direct fit replacement, or can > I get a universal fit? > > Whats a good brand to get? > Where's a good place to get it? I just go to a good local (non midas) shop and have them slap a high-flow cat in. about 100$ (possibly more now, but should be close) Aftermarket cats last about five years. -- DougW |
Re: Catalytic Convertor
Abby Normal wrote:
> I'm in need of a new converter for my '97 ZJ. The old one is rattling > like crazy. Am I better off getting a direct fit replacement, or can > I get a universal fit? > > Whats a good brand to get? > Where's a good place to get it? I just go to a good local (non midas) shop and have them slap a high-flow cat in. about 100$ (possibly more now, but should be close) Aftermarket cats last about five years. -- DougW |
Re: Catalytic Convertor
DougW wrote:
> Abby Normal wrote: >> I'm in need of a new converter for my '97 ZJ. The old one is rattling >> like crazy. Am I better off getting a direct fit replacement, or can >> I get a universal fit? >> >> Whats a good brand to get? >> Where's a good place to get it? > > I just go to a good local (non midas) shop and have them slap a > high-flow cat in. about 100$ (possibly more now, but should be close) > > Aftermarket cats last about five years. I checked a couple of local shops and they wanted over $220! I ended up buying a direct fit replacement Magnaflow on ebay for $94 shipped. |
Re: Catalytic Convertor
DougW wrote:
> Abby Normal wrote: >> I'm in need of a new converter for my '97 ZJ. The old one is rattling >> like crazy. Am I better off getting a direct fit replacement, or can >> I get a universal fit? >> >> Whats a good brand to get? >> Where's a good place to get it? > > I just go to a good local (non midas) shop and have them slap a > high-flow cat in. about 100$ (possibly more now, but should be close) > > Aftermarket cats last about five years. I checked a couple of local shops and they wanted over $220! I ended up buying a direct fit replacement Magnaflow on ebay for $94 shipped. |
Re: Catalytic Convertor
DougW wrote:
> Abby Normal wrote: >> I'm in need of a new converter for my '97 ZJ. The old one is rattling >> like crazy. Am I better off getting a direct fit replacement, or can >> I get a universal fit? >> >> Whats a good brand to get? >> Where's a good place to get it? > > I just go to a good local (non midas) shop and have them slap a > high-flow cat in. about 100$ (possibly more now, but should be close) > > Aftermarket cats last about five years. I checked a couple of local shops and they wanted over $220! I ended up buying a direct fit replacement Magnaflow on ebay for $94 shipped. |
Re: Catalytic Convertor
DougW wrote:
> Abby Normal wrote: >> I'm in need of a new converter for my '97 ZJ. The old one is rattling >> like crazy. Am I better off getting a direct fit replacement, or can >> I get a universal fit? >> >> Whats a good brand to get? >> Where's a good place to get it? > > I just go to a good local (non midas) shop and have them slap a > high-flow cat in. about 100$ (possibly more now, but should be close) > > Aftermarket cats last about five years. I checked a couple of local shops and they wanted over $220! I ended up buying a direct fit replacement Magnaflow on ebay for $94 shipped. |
Re: Catalytic Convertor
"Abby Normal" <nospam@home.net> wrote in message
news:erFFg.2284$8I1.1146@trndny05... > DougW wrote: > > Abby Normal wrote: > >> I'm in need of a new converter for my '97 ZJ. The old one is rattling > >> like crazy. Am I better off getting a direct fit replacement, or can > >> I get a universal fit? > >> > >> Whats a good brand to get? > >> Where's a good place to get it? > > > > I just go to a good local (non midas) shop and have them slap a > > high-flow cat in. about 100$ (possibly more now, but should be close) > > > > Aftermarket cats last about five years. > > I checked a couple of local shops and they wanted over $220! I ended up > buying a direct fit replacement Magnaflow on ebay for $94 shipped. > Is that $220 installed and with some sort of guarantee? I like the OEM converter that is on my Jeep right now, because it has lasted twelve years. Let's just say for the sake of argument that that Magnaflow is going to last five years, as Doug says. The math comes out slightly in favor of an OEM converter for $220, not counting the PITA factor of replacing it twice, and assuming that you can get one for that. Earle |
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