I bought a new Magnaflow catalytic converter for my 1979 Alfetta Sprint Veloce. These converters don’t have the flanges like the OEM converters because they are meant to be welded in.
They’re also a lot cheaper (~US$65 vs $200-$250).
I cut the flanges off the old converter and ground them down so they’d fit on the new converter.
See where your house ends up after the big one.
Take a virtual (that’s how I do everything now anyway) helicopter flight over the Hayward fault in California, courtesy of Google Earth and the United States Geological Survey’s Geologist Jim Lienkaemper.
Good thing I like hot food. That’s a lot of Scoville units.
I found this Impressionistic image while retouching the wires out of the snow on the hills.
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