911 dansk sport muffler?

[911 sc]

I have a 911sc I'm thinking about getting a dansk sport muffler.

What's the difference in the stainless and alumanized.

Is there any sound difference of just the price?
any power increase?
thanks!

[Onefastman]

Just the price and a couple pounds.

Also the stainless has larger tips (84mm)

[911 sc]

Ok thanks I was trying to justify spending the extra money on the stainless. But looks like I don't have a choice. The aluminized is out of stock till August =(

Anyone know where else I can order one? Single inlet single outlet. 79sc.

[911 sc]

Anyone other than pelican sel dansk?

[Onefastman]

just do some searching, they are out there

[JJ 911SC]

Originally Posted by Onefastman

just do some searching, they are out there

Yeaper, I got this one on the Porsche 911 Used Parts For Sale & Wanted a couple week ago.

Hard to see be a SS Polished Dansk is priceless...

[911 sc]

Looks good now I need to find one

[Tidybuoy]

I purchased the "painted stainless" for about $400 less than the polished. Then I spent $100 and had it ceramic coated. Runs cooler and looks like the polished muffler.

[PatrickB]

Originally Posted by 911 sc

Anyone other than pelican sel dansk?

How about purchasing from the Host Supplier???

[911 sc]

Originally Posted by PatrickB

How about purchasing from the Host Supplier???

sold out

[efhughes3]

Originally Posted by Tidybuoy

I purchased the "painted stainless" for about $400 less than the polished. Then I spent $100 and had it ceramic coated. Runs cooler and looks like the polished muffler.

What the heck is painted stainless?

After 25+ years of manufacturing/selling commercial food service equipment, which is heavily based on S/S, I've never heard of such a thing.

[PatrickB]

Originally Posted by 911 sc

sold out

Sorry to hear they are out of stock... I couldn't be happier with the purchase of my Dansk Sport from Pelican Parts only a few months ago!

No difference in sound or performance. Some believe that the stainless lasts longer... I know it's certainly MORE expensive though... Stainless doesn't rust? Stop by an airport near the beach, or a boat yard... You may be surprised...

[Tidybuoy]

Originally Posted by efhughes3

What the heck is painted stainless?

After 25+ years of manufacturing/selling commercial food service equipment, which is heavily based on S/S, I've never heard of such a thing.

Pelican sells a stainless muffler that is just stainless and not polished. They paint it primer gray and the cost is about $400 less than the polished version (same muffler). I guess you may be unfamiliar because most people don't want a primered refrigerator.

Pelican Parts - Product Information: 10-1010-149-M350

Here's a photo of mine before I had it ceramic coated:

[Tidybuoy]

Originally Posted by PatrickB

Stainless doesn't rust? Stop by an airport near the beach, or a boat yard... You may be surprised...

Stainless steel can develop rust. It is much less likely to rust but it can still rust. Leave a wet cast iron skillet in a stainless steel sink and you'll see a rusted ring in your sink. The stainless steel didn't rust but the pan stained the surface and it will not be easy to remove.

It is also possible for stainless steel to corrode (rust). There are over 150 grades of stainless steel and some are more prone to corrosion than others. Generally, the higher the chromium content, the less likely the steel will rust. However, over time, rust can and will develop on stainless steel. To prevent stainless steel from rusting, you need to passivate it. Passivating stainless steel is a process that allows stainless steel to retain its corrosion resistance.

[Horrido]

I bought my very slightly used Dansk Stainless "one in one out" here on the Pelican used parts board for about 450.00 plus shipping if I remember correctly. It has been making me smile ever since. Sounds (to me) much better to me than the Bursch that it replaced.

Dan

[Krautfed]

Originally Posted by Tidybuoy

I purchased the "painted stainless" for about $400 less than the polished. Then I spent $100 and had it ceramic coated. Runs cooler and looks like the polished muffler.

Thanks for the idea, Tidy! Mine is off to the coater as we speak.


Once it's back, I will be installing it (with some SSI's) along with a clutch.


I currently have a 1-in-1-out Dansk that I will be putting up for sale once it's off the car since it doesn't work with the SSI's.
Cheers!



-Dan

[JJ 911SC]

[QUOTE=Krautfed;6812625]Thanks for the idea, Tidy! Mine is off to the coater as we speak.


Once it's back, I will be installing it (with some SSI's) along with a clutch.


/QUOTE]

... and while you are in there

[aigel]

I had the big outlet 2 in 1 out SS on my SC. Sweet muffler. I'd buy that again any day.

G

[Krautfed]

Originally Posted by jj 911sc

... And while you are in there :d

QFT







-Dan

[Neel]

Originally Posted by aigel

I had the big outlet 2 in 1 out SS on my SC. Sweet muffler. I'd buy that again any day.

G

Where did you find it??