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Standard Grade Federal/EPA Compliant Catalytic Converter [Stainless]
The Standard Grade Federal/EPA Compliant Catalytic Converter restores emissions compliance with a durable, corrosion-resistant build designed to meet or exceed Federal EPA requirements.
MagnaFlow 54959 Features:
- Durable 308 stainless steel MIG welds.
- Compact, lightweight construction enables installation in confined areas, welding is required.
- High strength 16 gauge 409 stainless steel tubing for exceptional corrosion resistance and maximum service life.
- Expertly formulated catalyst blend maximizes efficiency, ensuring optimal emissions control to keep your check engine light off.
- Your trusted source for EPA-compliant catalytic converters, providing assurance of genuine compliance while delivering quality that will last.
Emissions Note: This catalytic converter is Federal/EPA compliant but is not CARB certified. Not legal for sale or use in California or other states that have adopted California emissions standards. For off-road/racing use only in those states.
Magnaflow fabricates each catalytic converter body from a single CNC-formed and laser-welded tubular section, which is then spun into a round shape. Converters are literally formed around the ceramic catalyst and securely tucked inside. They are designed for use in tight places and have thicker inlet/outlet material for maximum durability.
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Choosing the Correct Catalytic Converter
1. Determine engine size and vehicle weight (there are legal limit regulations).
2. Determine the type of catalytic converter being replaced:
- Pre OBD-II converters are for vehicles built before 1996.
- OBD-II converters must be used on vehicles built in 1996-Up.
3. If the engine has been changed and is not the same model year as the chassis, proceed as follows:
- For engines older than the chassis, select the converter based on the chassis model year.
- For engines newer than the chassis, select the converter according to the engine requirement.
4. It is necessary to know which type of catalytic converter was originally used on the vehicle: 2-Way, 3-Way, or 3-Way + Air. Required by the EPA, this information (abbreviations listed below) is on the vehicle emission control label in the engine compartment. The label should be visible on the firewall, hood's underside, radiator support, fan shroud, or shock tower.
- 2-Way (Oxidation) = OC or COC
- 3-Way (Oxidation Reduction) = TWC or ORC
- 3-Way + Air (3-Way plus Oxidation) = TWC/OC or ORC/OC
Note: 49-State Catalytic Converters are not legal for sale, installation, or use on licensed vehicles in the state of California.
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