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In Search of a Nox Cat
I'm in the process of getting my engine rebuilt (yee ha!) and I am investigating exhaust options. My engine guy says that for my application (stock 3L rebuilt) the SSI exhaust is not worth the cost - especially considering we have emission testing here in Harris County, Texas.
So here is the question, he is telling me that the best solution for me is something called a Nox Cat - not sure of the spelling. Apparently it is something like a high flow cat. I've checked Google and got nada. Has anyone ever heard of this device? Any experiences? Anyone know where to get one? Thanks! Jeff Jeff Kraase '81 911SC '72 CB750 '04 Hemi Durango RLM#: 020915-3094 |
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09-18-2004, 09:46 AM
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Apparently this is a factory european part. The part number is 930.111.183.03
Any idea where I can get one?
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Have you called Pelican?
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09-23-2004, 02:38 PM
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From memory ( ! hah )....I think that part number is a Euro pre-muffler that is used in lieu of a Cat. I kind of remember seeing about 4 different part numbers for Euro pre-mufflers when I was in the market, and this "looks" familiar.
Anyone confirm ?? ---Wil
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