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Old 02-27-2014, 10:23 PM
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Originally Posted by hacksaw830
OK I apologize for taking your reply the wrong way. I looked around the interweb and there are some that say its OK and others that say you cant. The disco cat is stainless isn't it? anyway Im going to give it a go AND Ill grease the shaft every oil change, I made sure I bought a shaft with zerks on the ujoints. Anyway before I wrap it Im going to have to keep the pan gasket from leaking all over the place. I replaced the filter and gasket but for some reason its leaking at the rear.
No the std carcass is sheet steel, a half stamping welded together with the "brick" inside. The genuine thing has a high concentration of noble metals throughout its brick construction. Aftermarket items are doubtful!

Catco makes a credible copy Y pipe at about $1300, I believe that is made in S/S, but you may be confusing popular Cat back systems on the market by makes such as Borla.
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