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Yup, i took out my cat and put in a test pipe, and my friend took the cat and put it in place of his dummy cat.
you might need new hardware but I can't be sure because mine was too rusted to reuse. I'd recommend new stainless hardware and some anti-seize lube.
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It is indeed a direct replacement, any 89-98 piece will fit in any exhaust, whether it's a real converter or not.
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