Essentially a modified Mitsubishi GT100, the stylish Dodge Stealth still provides the thrill of a sports car as well as the practical aspects of a two-door sedan. The Dodge Stealth Catalytic Converter is not something we think about, although there are a lot of us remember when they first came installed in new cars - troublesome, power-draining pellet-filled annoyances that required us to pay more for "unleaded" gas. Of course, nowadays, you can't buy any other kind.

Catalytic converters have also changed for the better. Today's Dodge Stealth Catalytic Converter is actually a simple mechanism whose purpose is to reduce toxic emissions produced by an internal combustion engine.

By treating the exhaust with a platinum and ceramic "catalyst" before it exits out the tailpipe, the Dodge Stealth breaks the molecular bonds of deadly carbon monoxide and nitrous oxide, turning them into relatively harmless CO2 and water vapor. If you have been noticing your Dodge Stealth emitting foul-smelling exhaust, or is lacking it's usual power, your catalytic converter may be clogged. What may have happened is that some unburned gasoline may have made its way in there and burned up, melting all the interior components. You can check for this easily by removing the oxygen sensor and exhaust pipe, the revving the engine to 4000 RPM. A whistling sound indicates that your catalytic converter is clogged. A genuine Dodge Stealth Catalytic Converter can be an expensive proposition, but you can save a great bundle by shopping here with us.Check out our discount prices on our complete inventory of Dodge parts, whether its your catalytic converter or anything else - and get free shipping when your order totals $50 or more!