- Is the MagnaFlow 93419 legal in California?
- No. It is a federal EPA-compliant converter, not CARB-approved, so it cannot be sold or installed on California-registered cars or in other CARB states.
- Does it bolt on without welding?
- Yes. It is a direct-fit unit designed to attach to the factory flanges and hangers, though you may need to cut out or unbolt the old converter first.
- Are gaskets and bolts included?
- Usually not. Plan on new gaskets and hardware, especially if the original bolts are rusted.
- Will it fit my car?
- Fitment is specific to certain makes, models and engine sizes. Check MagnaFlow's application chart for your year, model and engine before ordering.
- Will it clear my check-engine light?
- If the old converter was the cause, owners report the light clearing after install. Other emissions faults will still need diagnosis.
- How does it compare with a universal converter?
- It costs more than a weld-in universal unit but installs faster and keeps the factory layout, with no fabrication needed.
- Where is the Magnaflow Direct-Fit Federal Catalytic Converter 93419 cheapest?
- At The Twister Group, for $465.12, 22% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Magnaflow Direct-Fit Federal Catalytic Converter 93419?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including TWIST, The Twister Group, Realtruck, NAPA, Advance Auto Parts.