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Old 09-19-2016, 04:29 PM
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I have a '77 slant conversion with a '79 3.0L motor.

Looking for advice on exhaust "upgrades", since mine is patched, re-welded etc.
I would be ok with a sport cat, but not a straight pipe approach. I'm ok with more sound, but not crazy loud or with too much cruising drone.

Been looking at the Fabspeed set up.

If there is a thread for this in general, just point me there, or throw in your opinions here. Thanks guys
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SSI with Dansk stock type muffler?

M&K is a quality item, might be too loud
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For smog compliance. keeping things stock is best. Many aftermarket mufflers simply make more noise.

I prefer Dansk mufflers over ALL others for these cars.

If you are not concerned about smog tests, an SSI conversion with a Dansk Sport Muffler works VERY well.
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^ I'll be concerned in two years. I have mixed feelings about undoing modifications. I know with a high flow cat it should pass (visual should not be a problem), does a cat eliminate the SSI's as a choice?

I have heard good things about the Dansk, it seems like a "go-to" choice for many owners.
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I've always thought somebody should cut-up the many wrecked sports cars with dual free-flow cats and graft them onto older 911s...
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SSIs bolt directly to the muffle so cats are out , unless you want to swap back and forth for inspections.

I actually deleted my cat completely with a bypass and it sounds great with a lower rumble actually, but not an option for you I realize.
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yes, a non-stock muffler and "some" fab work would be required
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Found this -- post #5 Craig_D -- SSI's with cats

All custom but really nice and I bet it passes the sniff test.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...s-exhaust.html
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A taste of my motivation for this project:


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Oh God, that's plenty evidence. Kill it with molten metal!!
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Originally Posted by CAporsche
A taste of my motivation for this project:


My God Garm!

Responded back to your email, looking forward to taking care of this for you....you poor fellow haha
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You should see my to-do list. Ouch. Gotta love the process!
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Originally Posted by CAporsche
You should see my to-do list. Ouch. Gotta love the process!
That's the fun in these cars, the process of turning them into you own personal fun machine..
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Originally Posted by CAporsche
You should see my to-do list. Ouch. Gotta love the process!
Best learning experience ever

Originally Posted by 09mageec
That's the fun in these cars, the process of turning them into you own personal fun machine..
Couldn't agree more! Btw love your picture...Bidibodi Bidibu!
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Originally Posted by Fabspeed Motorsport
Btw love your picture...Bidibodi Bidibu!
Thanks haha! I hoped someone would get it, and not go thinking that was actually me with my kinky German wife.


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