berk high flow cats??
Dont say i havent searched because i have and i still cant find anything about this. Every time i look for the berk hfc's i find several different types. There are the ceramic (which i heard are not made any more), metallic, and metallic spun. What is the difference of all of these. I know the prices are all different, if someone could tell me about what the prices of each of these should be about because i have been told complete different prices.
Originally Posted by davidv
I believe Berk only makes two kinds.
The metallic flow better and offer more performance and supposedly last longer than the traditional ceramic ones. I say forget the ceramics and get the metallic cats.
- Metallic
- Ceramic
The metallic flow better and offer more performance and supposedly last longer than the traditional ceramic ones. I say forget the ceramics and get the metallic cats.
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I am about to buy a set of the Berk HFC. Is that link for $335 free shipping for ceramic or metallic? How can you tell the difference of the two side by side? Ceramic have a different coating?
Well I am running on a tight budget. Quoted $425 shipped for Metallic Berk HFC. As the thread is, anywhere cheaper with Metallic for sure? That link a few posts up for $335 look like ceramic or metallic?
here are some great priced berk metallic hfc's
https://my350z.com/forum/engine/3792...-specials.html
https://my350z.com/forum/engine/3792...-specials.html
Originally Posted by Apothyosis
since we are on the topic, can i get some clarification on when to use the no-fouler bung? I have a 04.5 so which hole do i stick it in? (the 02 sensor you perv)


Originally Posted by mariar508
those look really nice. where did you buy them from?
I believe he has a sale going on right now. Check the vendors classifieds.
http://www.berktechnology.com/shop/p...cordPosition=1
Metallic substrate offers higher flow and lighter weight. Uses advanced spiral wound ultra thin foil.
Metallic substrate offers higher flow and lighter weight. Uses advanced spiral wound ultra thin foil.






