- Is this converter legal in California?
- No. It is Federal/EPA compliant only, not CARB approved, so it cannot be sold or installed in California or other CARB states.
- Will it fit my Chrysler 300?
- It is listed for Chrysler and Dodge applications, but fitment varies by year and engine. Confirm your exact model year and engine against MagnaFlow's application chart before buying.
- Does it come with gaskets and hardware?
- It uses bolt-on inlet and clamp-on outlet mounting. Check the listing for included gaskets and clamps, since some buyers report needing extra hardware.
- Will it fix a P0420 code?
- If the code comes from a failed converter, owners report it clearing after install. If the code has another cause, such as a bad sensor, it will not help.
- How does it compare with a universal converter?
- It is a direct-fit unit with factory-style flanges and dual inlets, so it installs faster than a universal weld-in converter, though it fits fewer vehicles.
- Is the substrate ceramic or metallic?
- It uses a ceramic three-way substrate, which is the common OE-style choice for durability and cost.
- Where is the MagnaFlow Catalytic Converter 16420 cheapest?
- At MagnaFlow Converters, for $829.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the MagnaFlow Catalytic Converter 16420?
- Rated 3.7 out of 5 from 48 ratings.
- Where can I buy the MagnaFlow Catalytic Converter 16420?
- 10 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Elite Race Fab, MagnaFlow Converters, CarParts.com, Motoroso.
