[Tippmannkid97]

I have to replace the cats on my 05 Nissan frontier. The only brand I can find at a decent price around my town is Direct fit walkers for 170 a piece. (compared to magna flow at 380). Main point I'm asking is, is anyone familiar with this brand of converter? and as far as the back converters go should I just delete them? (seen some people saying that on this forum).

 

[Dark Night 18]

I have a Walker on my truck and it's been working fine for 60k miles.
As for the rears I haven't removed mine, yet.

 

[The_Pope]

Walker is probably the world's biggest brand name when it comes to exhaust for anything that has wheels. Don't be scared.

 

[dpal]

I'm in the same boat, so I'm interested in the responses.

I think I'm going to do headers at the same time, so having direct fit, bolt on is attractive. Curious about Walker vs. Magnaflow thoughts.

 

[Clint]

My thoughts are Walker is a huge name in exhaust components and would believe they are just fine.
I do have Magnaflow exhaust systems on both my Challenger and Wrangler but they are a bit pricey on their parts.

Clint

 

[PyroMedic]

Have Magnaflow Cats, they are pricey but they havent given me any issues at all.

 

[The other Sean]

The only issue you may have is overall longevity between an inexpensive and an OEM. But, the truck is already 11 years old, so, you spend half as much on cats, they still give you 5+ years, if the truck is still yours and they give you issue again, you still have all that cash left in your pocket to buy another set.

At a price of $170, you could buy them a second time for less than one set of the more expensive ones cost if they give any issues.

 

[shift_RUSH]

Any truth to a high-flow cat? If so, would it be safe to ponder that the Magnaflow flows mo' bettah than either a Walker or OEM?

 

[dpal]

Any truth to a high-flow cat? If so, would it be safe to ponder that the Magnaflow flows mo' bettah than either a Walker or OEM?

bump ... interested in an answer to this question, too.