[Shotimes] Y-pipe&Cats

[G Kerby Haltom]

I had new cats welded in this past spring.  I  got Carsound cats and took them to a shop to get installed.  As  long as they were new cats, they had no problem doing it.  I  forget what I paid for the cats.  Do a google search on carsound,  and match up the in-out pipe diameters for the part number.  Since  I had an old ShoShop Y-pipe, I didn't want to replace it with another  one.  But the Catco pipe is the easiest solution.  And in  Texas, the exhaust studs usually aren't a problem.
  
  Kerby

James White <greensho@crown.net> wrote:  The least expensive would be to weld in a pair of new cats.  I have 
never been able to find a shop around here in NW Indiana that would 
do that, so I have been stuck buying the whole thing.

For the good one, try Midwest SHO.  But it is rather pricy.

The last time I replaced a Y-pipe, I got a #4525 CATCO.  Thinking 
$300+/- at (I think) discountconverters.com.  The design is one piece,
similar to the P-Plus with nice smooth bends.  Not a multi piece 
thing like the SHO Shop thing.

Not wanting to brake exhaust studs and not wanting to freeze to my 
driveway last March, a local shop installed the CATCO for $75.00

regards, Jim White

At Tuesday, 27 December 2005, "Kenneth" <_cajun_@myway.com> wrote:

>Time for new cats....who has the best price?Help please......who 
should 
>I order from?
>
>Kenneth C.
>'90 Red
>'92 SHO-SHO
>
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