Toyota Supra Catalytic Converter - Select Year

Position: Rear
Direct Fit Catalytic Converter - , 49-state legal, OBDII compatible, not legal for sale or use in California. - 12 1/2" long - flanges on both side
New CARB regulations that went into effect on January 1, 2009 now require
all exhaust catalyst devices that are sold in California regardless of
model year must meet the tougher OBD II emission standards that were
introduced in the 1996 model year. Until further notice, this catalytic
converter should not be used on vehicles registered in California. - 4 1/2" Bolt Pattern - 4 1/2" Bolt Pattern. - Federal Emissions - Federal Emissions
New CARB regulations that went into effect on January 1, 2009 now require all exhaust catalyst devices that are sold in California regardless of model year must meet the tougher OBD II emission standards that were introduced in the 1996 model year. Until further notice, this catalytic converter should not be used on vehicles registered in California. - Made in Japan , 49-state legal, OBDII compatible, not legal for sale or use in California. - Models made in USA , 49-state legal, OBDII compatible, not legal for sale or use in California. - New CARB regulations that went into effect on January 1, 2009 now require
all exhaust catalyst devices that are sold in California regardless of
model year must meet the tougher OBD II emission standards that were
introduced in the 1996 model year. Until further notice, this catalytic
converter should not be used on vehicles registered in California. - New CARB regulations that went into effect on January 1, 2009 now require
all exhaust catalyst devices that are sold in California regardless of
model year must meet the tougher OBD II emission standards that were
introduced in the 1996 model year. Until further notice, this catalytic
converter sould not be used on vehicles registered in California. -

Position: Rear
Direct Fit Catalytic Converter - 4 1/2" Bolt Pattern - 4 1/2" Bolt Pattern. - Federal Emissions
New CARB regulations that went into effect on January 1, 2009 now require all exhaust catalyst devices that are sold in California regardless of model year must meet the tougher OBD II emission standards that were introduced in the 1996 model year. Until further notice, this catalytic converter should not be used on vehicles registered in California. - In-line w/ exhaust pipe. Requires (2) exhaust pipe gaskets 90917-06043 for front and rear. There is no front catalyst at the exhaust manifold for this application.
New CARB regulations that went into effect on January 1, 2009 now require
all exhaust catalyst devices that are sold in California regardless of
model year must meet the tougher OBD II emission standards that were
introduced in the 1996 model year. Until further notice, this catalytic
converter should not be used on vehicles registered in California. - New CARB regulations that went into effect on January 1, 2009 now require
all exhaust catalyst devices that are sold in California regardless of
model year must meet the tougher OBD II emission standards that were
introduced in the 1996 model year. Until further notice, this catalytic
converter sould not be used on vehicles registered in California. - This application does not have a front cat @ the exhaust manifold. -

Position: Front
Direct Fit Catalytic Converter - Connects to both exhaust manifolds.
New CARB regulations that went into effect on January 1, 2009 now require
all exhaust catalyst devices that are sold in California regardless of
model year must meet the tougher OBD II emission standards that were
introduced in the 1996 model year. Until further notice, this catalytic
converter should not be used on vehicles registered in California. -

Position: Front
Direct Fit Catalytic Converter - New CARB regulations that went into effect on January 1, 2009 now require
all exhaust catalyst devices that are sold in California regardless of
model year must meet the tougher OBD II emission standards that were
introduced in the 1996 model year. Until further notice, this catalytic
converter should not be used on vehicles registered in California. -