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Fabspeed or Dansk bypass
any advice out there? I want to replace my cat with a cat bypass, should I get the Fabspeed or the Dansk bypass?
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Fabspeed. In fact, there was a used one on the classifieds here.
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Thanks I'll have to check it out.
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Go with Bursch CBP, it is cheap and you can go back to OEM if you don't like the back fire or need to smog.
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Why not a Bursch one....and I don't have back fire with mine....!
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If you want the cheapest, I think the Schnell ones were sub-$100 at some point, that's in the dregs of my memory anyway.
The fabspeed I think is nice because it acts a little like a resonator, and it's eye-candy when polished up. The welds on mine were nice, O2 bung, etc. I got their copper gaskets also. I swap it out for the smog test and with the coppers, I don't have to buy new gaskets every time. Only thing on the coppers, the hole pattern was slightly off, and I opened up one of the holes a little to make it work. |
X3 for the bursch
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First I was going to gut my spare cat, then get the Dansk, then the fabspeed, the bursch looks good too, I can't decide. What about power increase/decrease with loss of backpressure.
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The cbp is just a straight pipe but will save a few pounds, reduce the engine compartment temp and pop a little on deceleration. AFAIK, the Fabspeed is a pre-muffler which is a little more complex in construction and may or may not add a few HP, but is pretty polished stainless and costs 2-3x more. I went with the cbp.
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How much does a pre-muffler muffle or decrease sound, compared to bypass? How's a premuffler constructed?--kinda like a glasspak? |
I saw no discernable difference on the dyno just replacing the cat with the premuffler, without making other changes that could take advantage of the more open exhaust.
Fabspeed's unit is a highly perforated tube down the center larger chamber, IIRC. It is open straight through the center with no obstructions. |
I replaced my OEM muffler with a Dansk Sport 84mm muffler and noticed a slight power decrease, once I leaned the system out I regained my power lose, thats why I'm concerned with backpressure and the right choice of a bypass. Once thats done I'll install a SW chip.
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Lastly, I have a wideband O2 sensor setup right now welded in next to my factory o2. Is it possible to weld in another bung on this Danks or Fabspeed? T |
The Dansk pre-muff is available @ performance products, I just ordered one. I would have ordered one from our host, but unavalable. Ive been researching which cat-bypass to install and I chose the Dansk because it is baffled. More backpressure, plus the O2 sensor bung is after the left/right heat-exchanger crossover instead of just the left HE side. I don't know if O2 sensor reading of one side (bank) or both makes a differance, but that should give DME a better reading to adjust mixture.
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we will have M&K units ready next week and our host should be able to sell them right away. They will be competivly priced with the others and of course stainless and TIG welded
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Do you have any specs. or pic of the MK?
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So no one has replied to a preference for the Dansk. Anyone? I have a stock muffler and my cat is rusted out, thought i would do a Dansk pre muffler to keep some sound attenuation, but the fabspeed is much cheaper. Does it have any attenuation at all?
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I've done some searching on previous posts and what I have concluded is that
the Dansk pre-muffler mated with a sport exhaust gives close to the same Hp as a SSI system minus the cost and modification problem to include the heater system. I've had a Dansk sport exhaust on my 3.2 for about 4 yrs. now and the quality is above std. Thats why I orders the Dansk pre-muff, sould get it next week or so. I'll let you know how it turns out. |
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where did you find 1 and how much? |
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