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Aug 8, 2004 | 04:44 PM

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Heff2727

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Catalyst or Non-Catalyst?

I am going to do the exhaust on my 80 F150 w/a 351M and I would like to know if it requires a catalytic converter or not? I am hoping not but the original motor in my truck was a 302 and it was catalyst so I don't know???

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Aug 8, 2004 | 07:29 PM

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yes.

I know in PA, you are not allowed to swap in an older motor into a new vehicle. I don't know if you got your from an 80-82 f-250HD or not.

but, yes, it should have a cat and air pumps.

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