Catalytic Converter
This also an option
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
These spun metalic converters are supposed to be more durable and tolerate heat better than ceramic core converters.
At least that's the theory.
I have never used one.
They sure look pretty though...
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
These spun metalic converters are supposed to be more durable and tolerate heat better than ceramic core converters.
At least that's the theory.
I have never used one.
They sure look pretty though...
I came out ahead compared to what most people are saying they spent. I bought mine from summit and had it put on locally. The shops seem to mark up the cats. Another reason I ordered mine is I couldn't find a local shop that carried them.
Yep, I was the one that sent you pictures HTM. 
I went ahead and did the high flow cat and Super 44 muffler at the same time, all told it was around $400. I could have saved roughly $50 or a little more by ordering the cat and/or the muffler from Summit, but I figured the Meineke guys have been good to me in the past, so I spent the extra $$$. If you have it, I always like to put it back into a local business I know is good.
Online shopping is nice and all, and I love eBay, but if I can get the same product with the same quality local, especially from a place I trust, I will spend a little extra.
This is the part # of the cat installed on my truck. MPE-94009, 16" converter. But HTM is right, I don't think a 13" converter would hurt anything. That part is the MPE-94109.
They have been replaced, according to Summit, by the MPE-94009CA and MPE-94109CA (respectively) because the original two were not legal (for whatever reason) for use in California.

I went ahead and did the high flow cat and Super 44 muffler at the same time, all told it was around $400. I could have saved roughly $50 or a little more by ordering the cat and/or the muffler from Summit, but I figured the Meineke guys have been good to me in the past, so I spent the extra $$$. If you have it, I always like to put it back into a local business I know is good.
Online shopping is nice and all, and I love eBay, but if I can get the same product with the same quality local, especially from a place I trust, I will spend a little extra.
This is the part # of the cat installed on my truck. MPE-94009, 16" converter. But HTM is right, I don't think a 13" converter would hurt anything. That part is the MPE-94109.
They have been replaced, according to Summit, by the MPE-94009CA and MPE-94109CA (respectively) because the original two were not legal (for whatever reason) for use in California.
Eh that sucked having to spend money on buying another catalytic converter. I went ahead and bought the 13" magnaflow cat, and should be here next week. I just don't remember my truck humming so badly in the cab. It literally consumes the cab the entire time I drive, it's not even a cool drone lol. Those headers and big y-pipe really made that exhaust loud. My gutted cat is butted up to the y-pipe so I'm sure that's messing with flow and sound too. When I have the cat installed, I'm going to ask if he can slide the cat down just a little so it's not exactly butted up against the y-pipe. Hope it will deaden some interior drone. Otherwise I'll be at a loss. A 18" magnaflow muffler and cat lol, better do the trick.
Hey dude how well does your 1500 tow that loader you have hooked to her. Im thinking abt towing a 6000 boat with mine and I have the same engine you have but not sure abt the rear axel. Tell me abt it tks terry =--------------tboss
And for goodness sake, do not tow in OD. Turn it off when you tow.
That particular excavator weighed 5200 lbs,and the trailer weighed a little over a ton. And I must say, the truck did it effortlessly. It could easily tow more but it isn't something I'd do frequently. I towed it because my brothers one ton truck was down, but it's defiantly capable of helping out now and then if it's needed.



