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February 17th, 2003, 11:23 AM
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Dangers of Catalytic Converters...
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February 17th, 2003, 12:00 PM
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I suspected as much
 . Thats why I don't have a catalytic converter on my car.
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86/87GN in a 85GN's clothing 210/215 hydraulic roller cam kit from Full Throttle, ported heads and intake by Prescion Engine and Machine, J-200R4 SS trans by Jimmys Transmission, 42.5 injectors, 3.5 maf w/translator +, PTE-51 turbo, 3" TH style downpipe w/dump, 3" single shot gbody parts exhaust, poly body bushings, boxed lowers and uppers w/poly bushings, airbags in Moog springs, H&R Parts motor and trans mounts, Caspers hotwire kit with alot of there other stuff
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February 17th, 2003, 12:25 PM
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A couple more years of fuel injection development and we won't need em anymore.
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86 GN, THDP, 3" Torque Tech dual. '84 Monte Carlo SS 88 Corvette Coupe 88 LeSabre T-Type
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