MAGNAFLOW DIRECT FIT CATALYTIC CONVERTER & MID/Y-PIPE FOR 00-01 NISSAN MAXIMA 49905
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This is a direct-fit catalytic converter and mid/Y-pipe assembly for the 2000-2001 Nissan Maxima with the V6. It bolts to the factory mounting points, so it avoids the cutting and welding a universal converter needs. MagnaFlow builds it from stainless steel with a ceramic or metallic substrate sized for the car. It is EPA federal-compliant only: it is not legal for sale or use in California or other CARB states, so check your registration before buying. Against universal converters it saves install labor; against CARB-approved units it is far more restrictive on where it can legally go.
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Lowest price we've seen: $624.16 on Nov 13 at Armageddon Turbo & Performance; $640.00 now. Tracked across 14 stores since Nov 13.
This MagnaFlow direct-fit catalytic converter with mid/Y-pipe is made for the 2000-2001 Nissan Maxima. It is built from stainless steel and has a Federal emissions compliant design.
MagnaFlow makes its catalytic converters in the USA. It uses ceramic and metallic substrates with different cell densities and wall thicknesses to meet vehicle-specific requirements. Federal converters meet EPA requirements.
This converter is not CARB legal. It is not legal for sale, installation or use on vehicles registered in California or other CARB states.
