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One of the best options I've found ( & am using ) is the High Flow Cat from Tuffy Mufflers in Waterloo.

I won't go into why they are so good on the forum but they have no pressure drop and an excelent flow rate and are fitted to your car for $250 ( it was when I had it done ).

Just to let you know another option we have a 3 inch 7 litre high flow cat with cat temp sensor and flanges which you could fit yourself or any workshop as jigged for GTS-Ts. $350 and neat easy and nice and prob work out cheaper overall esp with SAU discount off that. We can either send to you or pick up if you want.

Thanx for all the solutions guys, its been really helpful. but after calling cobra in penrith yesterday I have booked it in there for tommorow morning. $280 fitted, catco brand.

This forum is full of helpful people, unlike some other ones I have seen

  • 3 months later...
Originally posted by Mr R32 M-Spec

Thanx for all the solutions guys, its been really helpful. but after calling cobra in penrith yesterday I have booked it in there for tommorow morning. $280 fitted, catco brand.

This forum is full of helpful people, unlike some other ones I have seen

That is exactly what BATMBL is selling on these forums. Flanged with sensor hole. Catco brand. Why not just buy it off him? Plus hes a good guy. I bought my 3" catco off him.

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