Universal Catalytic Converter - 2in.

Alright, let’s get into it. This isn’t just any catalytic converter; it’s a California Universal model that’s CARB compliant. If you’re in California or anywhere that follows strict emissions laws, you’ll appreciate that. It’s designed to keep your ride legal while still delivering solid performance.

Features

• Material: Stainless Steel, so it’s built to last.
• Substrate: Ceramic, which means better filtration and efficiency.
• Body Length: 13.25 inches. It’s compact enough to fit in a variety of setups without needing major modifications.
• Body Height: 4 inches and Width: 4 inches, giving it a round shape that fits nicely in tight spaces.
• Inlet/Outlet Orientation: Both are straight with a 2-inch diameter. Perfect for a direct swap with minimal fuss.
• Weld-On Attachments: This unit requires welding at both the inlet and outlet, so make sure you’ve got a good welder on speed dial.
• Heat Shield: Yes, it comes with one, which is a nice touch to protect against heat damage.
• Sensor Port Count: 0, so if you’re running a stripped-down setup, you won’t have to worry about compatibility issues.

Just a heads up, you might need more than one of these depending on your setup, so check your vehicle’s requirements before you hit that buy button.

Fitment

This converter fits a wide range of vehicles, from classic Hondas to vintage Audis. Here’s a quick list of some models:

• Acura Integra (1986-1995)
• Chevrolet Camaro (1982-1986)
• Dodge Challenger (1978-1983)
• Ford Mustang (1979)
• Volkswagen Golf MK2 (1988-1989)
• And many more!

Just remember, this is designed for racing competition only. It’s not street legal, so if you’re planning to hit the highway, you’ll want to look elsewhere. You’ll need to sign a Vehicle Compliance Waiver to get this thing rolling, which you can find here.

Overall, if you’re looking to keep your ride running clean and efficient while staying legal in California, this universal catalytic converter is a solid choice. Just make sure you’ve got the right setup and tools to get it installed right.