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Catalytic convertor flange

Here's a picture of the converter flange-adapter if you need it.

The other option would be to run a normal 3 inch 3rd Gen cat with the flange on it already; this is what I did on mine just to eliminate that flange (mine was rusted out badly anyway).

I've attached a couple of photos of the type of cat you would need.
 

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Pictures of the transmission crossmember bracket for the cat ... this will be harder to find
 

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Thanks Jan,
I may go the magnaflow route, but I'll still need the crosmember bracket...previous owner welded mine to the flange.
Bob
 
I'll see if I have the flange. I do have the cat delete with dump if interested. Its stainless. I already have one on my car now. So I dont need it.

Lemme know either way.
Bo
 
Thanks. Don't know if I'll be able to use the straight pipe. They check for presense of the cat during annual inspection. I'm definately interested in the flange though.
Bob
I'll see if I have the flange. I do have the cat delete with dump if interested. Its stainless. I already have one on my car now. So I dont need it.

Lemme know either way.
Bo
 
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