Have a set of Darin Bischoff Cermacoat Stage III mufflers and they are FOR SALE!

They have been fitted to the car so the cerama coating is not perfect...at the same time they are offered for sale at $500 plus your core exchange to Darin...Shipping your cans should not cost more than $50.

$500 plus core is a great price...considering same setup would cost $710 plus core.

http://www.fdmotorsports.net/index_files/Page848.htm

Base cost is $450
$160 for the Ceramacoating
plus shipping each way ($100 each way from the east coast)

You are getting the ceramacoat free!

Acting as Darin's East Coast Represetative on this one, completly legitamite..please contact Darin if you have any doubts!

 

What are you going to...Stage II's

 

What color is the coating?

 

How long were they on your car?

 

I have stage III's on my car and they are staying on! They are a great! This is an extra set that Darin sent out to me to try out prior to purchasing my stage III's (I had the stage I's prior). The tryout set Darin sent was actually Bischoff, mine are Gillett's. They had been mounted prior to me mounting them for the trial run, about 4 days. The Coating is black cermacoat. They sound GREAT! Nothing wrong with them and you get them at a great price!

 

I didn't think it mattered whether the mufflers were Bischoff or Gillet. Its only impt for the header flanges on the cat. In fact I have Gillet RSR mufflers on my '95.

 

Bischoff vs Gillet...there is an additional flange or "ring" that you have to add to convert...otherwise they are identical and interchangeable (if you have that ring). Stage III's are fantastic, and this is a good deal for someone who wants the best at a good price.

 

Stage IIIs make the 993 sound evil.

 

Is that flange on the inlet or outlet side?

 

both

 

I have the sealing ring which comes with the set if you have a gillett car...It is only used for the flange on the exahust tip side...the catalytic converter side is the same for Bishoff and Gillett

 

Anyone have a pic of what this flange looks like? Can I go back to a Bischoff setup using the same brackets?

 

If your original mufflers are bischoff you dont need the sealing rings...these are bischoff mufflers...If you currently have Gillett mufflers you will need the flanges that I supply to go between the muffer and your exhaust tips...

 

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