i was wondering if a cat from a 90 ranger 2.9L would bolt up on a 01 explorer sport 4.0L????
High performance Cat....
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no, the flanges, y-pipe, converter style..the whole shebang really....is different.
if youve got a damaged or plugged cat, your best bet is an aftermarket universal (you'll have to have a muffler shop weld in on for you, shouldnt be more than $20 or so).
if your current cats are OK, then leave them be. there are no performance gains to be had by replacing a properly functioning cat.
if youve got a damaged or plugged cat, your best bet is an aftermarket universal (you'll have to have a muffler shop weld in on for you, shouldnt be more than $20 or so).
if your current cats are OK, then leave them be. there are no performance gains to be had by replacing a properly functioning cat.
No the cat on the explorer is fine i just have a magnaflow cat off my ranger i was thinking bout putting it on there if it would fit... Im parting out my ranger since i smashed it this past summer.... I hate to scrap it with the truck cuz it wasnt even on the truck for a year!!
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Check around, alot of shops around here will buy old cats.
LOL, that sounds funny.
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yep, cats are worth money (that does sound weird).
even smashed/melter/damaged cats can be recycled for a pretty penny.
even smashed/melter/damaged cats can be recycled for a pretty penny.
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