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Which brand for bypass pipes
I’m trying to locate a set of circuit werks secondary cat bypass pipes and they are out of stock and they said they aren’t sure when they will be. I can’t find any other reasonable products around the same 150$ price. Any suggestions?
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The 3 brands I know of are Circuit werks, top speed and Fabspeed. Circuit werks are the cheapest and i've heard nothing bad about them. Top speed is a two pipe per side system that may be easier to fit. This is the one you can use the easy seal clamps on. The Fabspeed are the same design as the Circuit Werks only way more money, but probably better quality.
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Yeah I'm not sure they sell them on ebay anymore. I though there was a direct link to them someplace on this site. Maybe do a search for it. Not sure they are even in business anymore.
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I just found their website. They don't list the bypass pipes any place on their site. I'm almost positive the top speed and circuit werks are just resellers of aftermarket pipes made in china by alibaba or some other company over there.
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By-Pass pipes
Top Speed no longer supplies the by-pass pipes. Circuit Werks still offers them, but is out of stock and is not exactly sure when they will have more. I have installed pipes from both companies and had no problems. They both seemed equal on quality. The Top Speed pipes come in two pieces, which seemed less desirable to me than the one piece from Circuit Werks - more opportunity for exhaust leaks in the two piece was my concern. However, careful installation should overcome that concern. They both are made in China. I found my last set (which was Circuit Werks) on the PCA Mart slightly used. Then I bought a new set of hardware/gaskets from Circuit Werks ($28). Finding a used set may be your only option in the near term or pay $600 for FabSpeed - ugh. Good luck.
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If you can find 29 friends, you can get them cheap: https://m.alibaba.com/product/1600140348051/Porsc-he-Boxster-97-99-2.html
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If you can't get them anytime soon in still stay its worth a call to an exhaust guy. It may be "custom" but the flanges will cost $20 on Amazon and 10' of 2" aluminized steel pipe will be less than $50, then 1-2 hour of fab time and weld-up. You'll save yourself time and cash by removing the stock midpipes yourself too. Sent from my POCOPHONE F1 using Tapatalk |
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