ok, look, im sick of having this product. so many people say they want it, and than dip out. someone give me an offer, i've been offered between $100-200. but now, i just want to sell this crap.. wasnt willing to let go for less than $100, but now i am. somebody give me an offer, any offer dammit. For SALE: 1998+ honda accord 4 cylinder OEM catalytic converter off a 2000 accord, doesnt matter if you have a 2 door or 4 door, as long as u have a 4 cylinder. give me an offer.

 

any1?

 

som1 give me an offer...

 

man, i dont want to put it on ebay ... o well

 

Noone is gonna pay $100 for a used stock cat. You can get a brand new high-flow for that. Dont expect to get more than $30

 

thxs for the free bump, but to let u kno, i've been offered $100, and even more, i was just greedy, and tried to see who the highest bidder would be, but in the end, the people who really wanted it, bought it elsewhere, and the guy who said they would pay the most, dipped out, just to let u kno, the newer accords OEM catalytic converters are $1000, and the o2 sensor is $250, yea its used, but $100 for both aint a bad deal. i tried a lot of places, and they charge more than $100, like junkyards, but mines is in good condition. and a high flow cat? a lot of them go bad fast, and their only as good as the install(who does them, cuz welding and cutting is needed often if u dont get the more expensive direct fitted ones like random tech), so, why spend money on something if it can go bad? plus, not everyone wants a high flow one, cuz they want to pass emission, or sell their car back to stock, and if they have a bad cat and are trying to sell their cars, no one is gonna put on a high flow or test pipe, cuz that would make no sense. but thanks for ur input, i've gotten those comments like urs b4 from accords owners that owned older generations(OBI cars), their OEM cats are much cheaper, but the newer accords 98-02(OBDII) are much more expensive, the only reason som1 wouldn't buy mines for my asking price is cuz, honda has this deal where 8 yr/80,000 miles they will cover ur catalytic converter for free, but a lot of places refuse to give u that warranty if u have aftermarket stuff. so for us enthusiasts, we're screwed. but thanks for ur free bump