Magnaflow catalyst?
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Magnaflow catalyst?
Are the Magnaflow catalyst any good? Engine performance, lasting, check engine light?
https://www.magnaflow.com/products/9...ytic-converter
https://www.magnaflow.com/products/9...ytic-converter
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It will affect one of the above negatively. Which is why its less expensive than the factory converter.
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Has yours failed?
If you're looking for a converter that flows well, then Berk or EVS or other options exist already. I don't know the rules behind your TUV or MOT inspections.
Just wondering why you're looking for a catalyst
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Think most use the core from MF
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The Berk High Flow cats are $100 less expensive. Under $300.
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And yes, TUV saftey inspection every two years make a sniffer test and the Catalyst should be OEM or "Street Legal" with some Registration Number stamped on it. Or you cover it behind the OEM heatshield and keep you fingers crossed during the inspection.
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Someone correct me if I'm wrong...the Berk/EVS/RSG are all "for offroad use only".
Whereas the Magnaflow in the OP is EPA (49 state) legal.
The Berk/EVS/RSG all flow better than stock, but are likely to set a CEL.
Which tells me that the one in the OP likely sacrifices flow for emissions compliance. I do really like that it comes with the "ring" gasket for the rear flange. All the others come with a stupid flat gasket that doesn't work as well with the stock exhaust.
I use a Berk HFC or a test pipe on my S2000's. I keep my factory catalyst on the shelf for when I need it.
Whereas the Magnaflow in the OP is EPA (49 state) legal.
The Berk/EVS/RSG all flow better than stock, but are likely to set a CEL.
Which tells me that the one in the OP likely sacrifices flow for emissions compliance. I do really like that it comes with the "ring" gasket for the rear flange. All the others come with a stupid flat gasket that doesn't work as well with the stock exhaust.
I use a Berk HFC or a test pipe on my S2000's. I keep my factory catalyst on the shelf for when I need it.
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