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Old 02-18-2010, 07:18 PM
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I got some problems with my OEM cat and wanted to put a high flow or performace cat on it but don't quite know where to get it. any ideas?
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Covered for 80k miles under warrenty.

You can try the RP cat butt... there have been alot of failures.

http://www.rx7.com/store/rx8/rx8exhaust.html
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what kind of failures?
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studdering problem, checked everything and thats the last thing it could be but dont know if it falls under warranty cuz i bought the car from a non Mazda dealer used. its a 2004.
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the cat warranty I think is a USA thing, not a mazda thing. If the cat is bad and you are not over 80,000 then you are covered and can get a new one.
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i took it to the dealer and they said its not the cat so im kinda out of ideas. they dont even know whats causing the power loss.
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loss of power is usuallly caused by a few different things so you really need to approach this with a 'process of elimination' mentality

Clogged Cat? : check
Ignition Coils: How old are your coils? ever replaced them?
Spark Plugs: how old are they?
Are you getting a CEL of any kind or even the ocassional blinking CEL?

if you've ruled out the CAT as a problem and it's not ignition related then it could be a compression issue. The only way to be certain is to have a compression test done.
your engine is warrantied 8 years, 100,000 miles.
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EPA Emissions Warranty LINK

Sounds like as Jedi mentioned, it's time for a compression test.
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replaced ignition coils a week ago, spark plugs about 6 months, and i got the CEL P0410 but they didnt find anything wrong with that either. only told me to bring it back if the light comes on again.
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