High Flow Cats
Most on here have the Crawford high-flows and speak highly of them.
a while back there were some problems with the guts comming out on the Randoms but im sure they have fixed that issue by now.
Kinetix has a high flow cat available too.
i noticed you had no after market plenum or plenum spacer. highflow cats and a intake plenum go great together and you could see nice gains.
you could save some money with kinetix if you buy both at same time.
http://www.kinetixracing.com/index.a...ProdID=10&HS=1
goodluck.
a while back there were some problems with the guts comming out on the Randoms but im sure they have fixed that issue by now.
Kinetix has a high flow cat available too.
i noticed you had no after market plenum or plenum spacer. highflow cats and a intake plenum go great together and you could see nice gains.
you could save some money with kinetix if you buy both at same time.
http://www.kinetixracing.com/index.a...ProdID=10&HS=1
goodluck.
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Ok, I am a noob and have been using the search button for fear of getting yelled at. 
So, here is what I know - The helix cat pipe apparently presses up against the drivers side floor and either the cat shield or the floorboard needs dented. Not a great choice. Helix is supposed to be fixing this, but havent heard otherwise
The crawford and the kinetix cats fit well, the crawford is supposed to be the highest flowing, but most expensive. I will probably go the crawford way.
So, here is what I know - The helix cat pipe apparently presses up against the drivers side floor and either the cat shield or the floorboard needs dented. Not a great choice. Helix is supposed to be fixing this, but havent heard otherwise
The crawford and the kinetix cats fit well, the crawford is supposed to be the highest flowing, but most expensive. I will probably go the crawford way.
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