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I'm looking for an exhaust system for my '99 C2, does anybody know which is the best system? Does the exhaust make a difference? (I don't want to feel as if I've just wasted a couple of k's!) I've been keeping a close eye on these two... Exhaust 1 | Exhaust 2 Any responses appreciated. Cheers!
Welcome! There are loads of exhausts on the Porscheshop page- which one did you mean? The one on D911 looks good- you get the headers too which is nice. Looks like a fabspeed unless I'm mistaken, in which case make sure it isn't boomy sounding... The proof of the pudding is in the hearing as it were. I can tell you the switchable exhaust- £1460 at Porscheshop- sounds great, and many others on this site have the system on their cars. Some main dealers will supply and fit this system for £1500 all in, which is a great deal as there is a lot of labour involved. I'm always a little dubious about the power claims- you'd need a remap to feel the full power benefit.
both would be excellent choices and far better than the softer OEM systems
Welcome to 911uk.. Maybe worth checking - http://www.carnewal-europe.com/ a set of RSR's is worth checking out too.. So what 911 do you have ? Dan
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Porsche-911-9...286.c0.m14&_trkparms=66:2|65:10|39:1|240:1307 :?:
I'm not up for the sound, although that is part of it, I'm all for the power gains of the exhausts. And yes I plan to get a remap along side with it. My Car (996 C4 pretending to be a GT3!):
Looking good.. Good garage you bought from too - :thumb:
:welcome: Good looking car :wink:
Hi what sort of power gain can you get from the 3.4 by re map & exhaust? Is it worth the cost (well over 20% of car value for both I would have thought)
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