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Davico catalytic converter from FCP 200

posted by  yama on  Sat May 19 23:59 CST 2007
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I know that the question of what brand of catalytic converter to get comes up all the time. My orginal one started rattling after the honeycomb came loose. Yesterday I replaced it with the Davico from FCP. This isn't a long term review but in general I was very happy with the quality and fit of the unit and would recommend it. Its made in the US in a plant in New Bedford, MA. I found some information on the internet were someone didn't like the Davico and recommended the Bosal. I've used both and have to disagree.

My only problem with the instalation was the first muffler had indentations where the clamps were and it was a struggle to get the cat pip in. Next time I'll invest in a tailpipe expander.






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