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WTB secondary cat bypass pipes
I’m looking for a set of secondary cat bypass pipes for a 2001 Boxster, I was going to get the circuit werks but they aren’t in stock and I’m not paying 600$ for the fabspeed pipes. I’m located in Pennsylvania
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I'm also looking for cat bypass pipes and not willing to pay the Fabspeed price. I was also going to purchase the Circuit Werks deletes and they went out of stock right when I decided on them. I emailed them and the following was their response.
We are currently out of stock but do have plans to make more, unfortunately I have no ETA when they will be available. |
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Make your own for next to no cost.
Super easy to do, assuming you have access to a welder, and you are guaranteed of a perfect fit as you use the OEM pipes. See pictures and text at post no. 7: http://986forum.com/forums/boxster-cayman-parts-sale-wanted/71029-secondary-catalytic-converters-sale.html |
Guys this is the same part number on ebay but double the price, question is, is it worth paying 290 for an instock pipe when it was originally 158. |
i sent them a message on ebay asking about them and they said they are not instock, not sure why they would leave the product up but thats beyond me
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It seems like everything getting made now fits the 987..
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Let’s just hope the drone on the fister isn’t too bad with the stock cats at this point I have no choice
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I don't think you will have any drone with the Fister muffler. I wouldn't worry about it. If you were going with one of the cheap 2 can muffler systems then yeah, but Fister shouldn't be a problem.
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You won't have any drone with the fister but without the cat delete it will be a lot less loud, it will make the fister feel like a bit of a disappointment without the noise level. At least that's how I feel about it..
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tip for when you install the Fister: you will most likely need to cut an inch and a bit off the "C" pipes that go into each side of the muffler (the ones between the second cats and muffler). This is because Fister welds a piece of metal "mesh" inside each side pipe of the muffler and that wont allow the C pipe to sit deep enough. I had a hard time getting it to seat well until i cut a bit and then it fit like a glove. It will make sense once you have it and try to mock up.
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