On my Dakota, the catalytic converter on my 1996 Dakota is nearly half
the way back to the bumper. I was thinking that it didn't seem likely that
changing the stuff from the cat back, would be very productive expecialy
since it seems to be pushing 3" with the stock stuff(on a V8). So I guess
my question is, how much can you really expect to gain with a aftermarket
cat back system on a 1996 Dakota with a V8?
On Mon, 1 Jul 1996, KEN MANSFIELD wrote:
> I spoke w/ a guy at Supershops who recommended The
> Terminator for a single 3" cat-back system. He said they are
> "mellower" and more readily available than the Dynaflows (maybe
> according to his warehouse) and around $40. They can be had in
> many different in/out size configs., including "2 in / 1 out" for
> Chevy 5.8 stock replacement. Speaking of Chevy, my neighbor
> got the California Turbo "2 in / 2 out" single muffler for his 95
> Silverado and it sounds smoooooth!
>
> klm
>
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