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Originally Posted by SouthCoastPhil View Post
In reply to Mikedsilva,
Yes, cat bypass with all three configs. My 964 came with a cat bypass and I've never seen the need to remove it, especially since emissions laws in MA were changed a while ago to not require emissions testing on cars 1995 and older.


Comment to Justin's last post:
When I used the cup pipe + secondary muffler, i could not for the !@#$%^& life of me get rid of what I'll call a "whine" or "squeal" at around 2500rpm, +/- ~500rpm.

I had that witch apart countless times, tightened everything, loosened everything, installed new "donuts", took new donuts out and greased them, etc., all to no avail. so now it's G-pipe for me. Swan pipe does the same thing, just provides mounting arms, IIRC.

Pretty much ticked me off, since I did like the sound, but driving around town, as you well know, is usually in lower rpms range.

I am curious to know if any other cup pipe users had a similar experience and, if so, how did you solve it?

TIA, as always, for your help.

Phil
Had the cup pipe (primary bypass) on my 964 for about 8 years without any problems like that. Recently, however, my original cat has started to rattle, especially at lower revs. Suspect it's used up all of it's 9 lives!
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