Fits 2001-2004 Nissan Xterra/frontier 3.3l All Four Catalytic Converter Set

  

We supply North America and certain EU Nations. We sell to repair shops, dealerships, and valued customers like yourself daily! We have direct contacts with leading exhaust manufacturers which allows us to relay unprecedented discounted exhaust to hard working Americans each and every day.

Our warehouse is closed on Saturday and Sunday. We cannot be responsible for delays due to weather or courier mistakes.

NON-CARB COMPLIANCE NOTICE: OUR CATALYTIC CONVERTERS ONLY MEET EPA EMISSIONS STANDARDS. AS SUCH, BUYERS FROM, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE STATES OF CALIFORNIA, CONNECTICUT, DELAWARE, MAINE, MARYLAND, MASSACHUSETTS, NEW JERSEY, NEW MEXICO, NEW YORK, OREGON, PENNSYLVANIA, RHODE ISLAND, VERMONT, WASHINGTON STATE, and WASHINGTON D. ARE REQUIRED TO VERIFY THAT THEIR VEHICLES ARE DESIGNED TO MEET FEDERAL NOT C.

IF YOU ARE UNSURE, PLEASE REACH OUT TO US OR TALK TO YOUR LOCAL DEALER. NY State & Maine residents may install our parts and pass their smog tests as long as their vehicle is not a CALIFORNIA EMISSION MODEL. Please confirm this with your local dealer by providing them with your VIN#! IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL CALIFORNIA, NEW YORK, AND MAINE RESIDENTS. These parts are not legal for the State of California. Please review your State's emission laws. You will require a CARB compliant catalytic converter;unfortunately we do not carry those. All orders from California residents will be cancelled immediately without notice. However, only customers with vehicles that have Federal Emissions are allowed to install this part on their car in NY State. We suggest calling your local vehicle dealer and providing them with your VIN# and asking them whether your vehicle is Federal Emissions or California Emissions. However, only customers with vehicles that have Federal Emissions are allowed to install this part on their car in the State of Maine.

The sale and installation of federally certified AMCCs on model year 2001 and newer CARB and EPA "50-state" certified vehicles is prohibited. Colorado joins California, New York and Maine as states with stricter catalytic converter regulations.

Effective January 1, 2021, a new regulation will impact all aftermarket catalytic converter repairs performed in the state of Colorado.