New OEM Catalytic Converter

Originally Posted by buzzman3 I don't need them right now. I was just thinking into the future. HFCs are illegal in California and that's where I am. hey me too.

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New OEM Catalytic Converter

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12-05-2013, 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by buzzman3

I don't need them right now. I was just thinking into the future.

HFCs are illegal in California and that's where I am.

hey me too. still running HFC's though

on the bright side, once the car is up on jack stands, its a quick 30min-hour swap back to OEM

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