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#31
Sep 6 2014 07:50pm
Quote (FMX_89 @ Sep 2 2014 07:48pm)
It is probably made into the exhaust manifold.


Quote (SlyGoSu @ Aug 30 2014 08:13pm)
If the cat is part of the mid pipe or the ones that are attached to the exhaust manifold, your price is going to be expensive.


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#32
Sep 7 2014 01:02pm
Quote (FMX_89 @ Sep 6 2014 04:13pm)
See my last post


Yeah I had no idea what it meant to be connected to the manifold. I'm pretty upset about it. Just kind of unfortunate that the car I happened to buy off craigslist was a 'california' one. next time I will be sure to check :rofl:

Thank you for everyone and your help! I ended up buying the part for about $330 in total online (including shipping/safe handling etc) from parts geek. I believe the manufacturer is Eastern.
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Sep 7 2014 05:43pm
Quote (Chevin @ Sep 7 2014 03:02pm)
Yeah I had no idea what it meant to be connected to the manifold. I'm pretty upset about it. Just kind of unfortunate that the car I happened to buy off craigslist was a 'california' one. next time I will be sure to check :rofl:

Thank you for everyone and your help! I ended up buying the part for about $330 in total online (including shipping/safe handling etc) from parts geek. I believe the manufacturer is Eastern.


i dont think its literally a california car because my mazda protege has the same setup and it was originally sold out of J Bommarito in st charles missouri. my exhaust guy got it all done in the neighborhood of 400 dollars.
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