Hi all I have a pair of exhaust being refurbished and re-coated while the car is laid up over winter. I want to to the Gundo/Fister back to get a little more noise (with no drone!) Watched many videos and have confused myself somewhat. Do I do the fister or the gundo? I'm told it's down to if the exhaust is from a 996.1 or a 996.2? Pics of mine attached inc part number - can anyone advise which 'hack" I need to do (as one is linking the entry/exit pipes, and the other is the where the 'boss" on the corner of the box is linked to the exit pipe? Confused! [/list]
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