ladyofthelathe:

Warm… and has been cooled off, warmed up, cooled off, and warmed back up again and left outside for weeks.

Playamonkey:

I’m sorry about your loss. In the SF Bay area, this seems to be the #1 item stolen. Based upon the location on your rig, consider welding a plate under the frame to make it a less likely target. California is now considering a ban on sale and installation of used converters.

Roaming-Free1:

Summit has high flow converters for a decent price.

Samson1649:

Man, I had my converter stolen from my shuttle bus here in Austin TX while I was sleeping in it. I grabbed a knife and ran outside but was to late. Those thieves are quick and I’m sorry to hear you experienced this as well.

prsply3n:

Man that sucks…fuck whoever did that.

Fridden:

Don’t worry someone like that will get theirs. It might not be for awhile, or it may be tomorrow but living that type of life never ends good. I have never even heard about this but judging by the comments it seems like this is a big issue, who is actually buying these, and why are they in such high demand for thieves to sell?

nanaroo:

Nothing worse than skunky beer.

Source: Had our catalytic converter stolen while we were in San Francisco. Busy street, broad daylight, sawed right out. To the individual who did it, I hope every beer you ever drink is warm.

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