Very interested. What do you mean by not original?$175 shipped
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Yes I am interested. The 3" on the down pipe end...is that for a stock set-up? Or is the 3" larger than stock? Sorry for the remedial question, I am learning throught this process.The one I have looks factory on the out side but has been gutted on the inside. It has a 3-inch on one end to accept the down pipe.
I will take some pictures if interested. I am in 40229.
Here is my Mine:
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Very interested. What do you mean by not original?
This Cat is an aftermarket cat Poston sold these years ago. It will accept a stock down pipe of 2-1/2" and will fit in the same place as a stock converter. Has the four bolt flange and gasket to bolt right in. It is not an original converter but it is better flowing and fits in stock location. I haven't used this cause in PA here once we get Classic / Antique tags we are exempt from emissions.
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Thank you. At this point in my search, I'm going to keep looking for an OEM. If things change, I'll let you know.The banged up converter that is pictured above with the duct tape on it is what an OEM one looks like. This one if a Turbo Buick guy looks under the car will notice that this is not OEM. Anybody else will not know the difference. Look at the picture I posted and look at the Original one they are not the same. This converter will fit right in and is new.
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Yah. That one is not OEM. Thanksi have a new one was told it was a atr but not sure
The one I have looks factory on the out side but has been gutted on the inside. It has a 3-inch on one end to accept the down pipe.
I will take some pictures if interested. I am in 40229.