??? about Bronco II
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??? about Bronco II
My '89 B2 w/2.9 has the 2 cat set-up.
Will a shop install a single, Hi-Flo set-up?
Or would I be better off with just running straight pipes to the muffler?
Will a shop install a single, Hi-Flo set-up?
Or would I be better off with just running straight pipes to the muffler?
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I don't think you'll find many shops that will balk at REPLACEMENT of a catalytic converter. It just tends to be more difficult to find a place that will remove and not replace the catalytic converter.
If the truck is really nice and very important to you, I'd say go with the High-Flow replacement cat if you're doing the exhaust. If its just a beater or something simliar...find a place that will run a pipe in for you.
Are they bad right now? If they are still good...there's not a lot of reason to change them yet, anyways.
If the truck is really nice and very important to you, I'd say go with the High-Flow replacement cat if you're doing the exhaust. If its just a beater or something simliar...find a place that will run a pipe in for you.
Are they bad right now? If they are still good...there's not a lot of reason to change them yet, anyways.
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From: miami florida
exhuast on b2
i have an 87 b2 4x4 with a new exhuast what i did was take out the cats both of them and run pipe from the manifolds to the the new muffler being a flowmaster delta flow 40 series and from there since it's a 3inch in and 2.5 out dual i sized the dual pipes down abit boom ready to go one thing though it's loud very loud i can make car alarms go off go for the straight pipes if you like with out cats that's my take on that
