1979 catalytic hump removal
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1979 catalytic hump removal
I have rust in the passenger floorboard of my spider between the catalytic hump and the rocker and between the hump and the transmission tunnel. I no longer need to run a catalytic converter and was thinking of just removing the hump and replacing it with a flat floor. Will the early floor pans fit and will I need to change anything else?
- seabeelt
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- Your car is a: Fiat Spider - 1971 BS1
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Re: 1979 catalytic hump removal
They fit, but you will need to do front and rear floor pans
Michael and Deborah Williamson
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1972 Spider - Tortellini- our son's current
1971 Spider -Tropie’ - w screaming IDFs
1971 Spider - Vesper -scrapped
1979 Spider - Seraphina - our son's car now sold
1972 Spider - Tortellini- our son's current
- azruss
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Re: 1979 catalytic hump removal
The earlier non-cat cars routed the exhaust differently. If you are planning on not changing anything but the cat, you need to make sure you still have clearance with a flat floor.
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Re: 1979 catalytic hump removal
I did not know that the exhaust on early cars was routed diffrently. I am planning to use the '78 down pipe and the AR large center section and muffler.