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Old 08-11-2009, 05:13 PM
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Has anyone done both 1 st muffler and 2nd muffler by-pass? I have the 1st muffler by-pass (CUP Pipe) and now my secondary or final muffler is rattling so I'm thinking of installing a G-pipe. Any thoughts appreciated.

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That would be a bit on the loud side, since you won't have any muffler at all.

Where is the rattle coming from? Have you tried tightening the bolts in front of the secondary muffler?
Old 08-11-2009, 05:40 PM
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I have a g-pipe for sale. It is the long type. let me know.
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Have the same problem in my car.
Apparently if you run the car pretty agessive without the primary (with cup pipe) sooner or later you will split the secondary muffler (check for split right on the seam line)!!!
This would be my second replacement and it lasted longer since it was a Dansk unit and it seemed to be welded better than original...but now will look for another replacement or take the foot off accelerator pedal a little bit sooner....
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Originally Posted by ilko
That would be a bit on the loud side, since you won't have any muffler at all.

Where is the rattle coming from? Have you tried tightening the bolts in front of the secondary muffler?
Well the rattle is coming from the area of the secondary muffler. It almost sounds like a baffle is loose. When I start the engine and drive it has a deeper sound then before. As the engine warms up eventually a rattling sound appears. Even at idle it rattles. Then after a few minutes it will dissapear and a nice deep sound comes back. It will come and go as I drive, but only once the engine is warmed up. When it rattles it is a very loud sound like a loose pipe is moving around in the muffler.
Old 08-11-2009, 06:07 PM
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Thats interesting with the muffler splitting..... I will check this out right away. Had you tried welding the split?
Old 08-11-2009, 06:08 PM
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Have done it like this : OE maniolds > FabSpeed Euro pre-muffler > Dansk primary b/p > Dansk G pipe > Dansk tip.

Loud ? Yes. Good NVH ? To me, absolutely. Admittedly a real auditory event.
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How Much for the G-Pipe? Is the long one louder or quieter?
Old 08-11-2009, 06:11 PM
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I honestly have no idea if a long one is louder. asking $70 plus shipping
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Originally Posted by PorscheN
Thats interesting with the muffler splitting..... I will check this out right away. Had you tried welding the split?
Yes, but it didnt last as long as the original...There is simply too much pressure on the secondary and eventually it goes (sounds sweet while at 6800 rpms, but not so hot while in idle...I'm sure you know what mean
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Have you thought about a G-Pipe?
Old 08-11-2009, 06:16 PM
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I'll give you $70 plus shipping for it.
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Originally Posted by PorscheN
Have you thought about a G-Pipe?
Yes, but I didn't like the sound with g-pipe alone.
Cup pipe + G-pipe gives too low back pressure and loss of performance(hp/torque) as a result...(from what I found here by Rennlisters that tried)
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OK thats good to know. Thanks for the info.
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No problem, let us know if you find the split in your secondary


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