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Have changed the manifolds too.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi, I'm looking for a non-boomy silencers for my 996 C4S. I've tried a Sports silencer and they just droned and sounded like a Vauxhall Nova with loud can on the end. Are there any decent silencers out there that can be lived with for daily driving but sound great when giving the beans? Any advice, thoughts most welcome. Thinking about the TopGear Mild Sports exhaust now... Cheers

POST 2Original post

Milltek comes to mind, it was great on my Cayman. I'm getting a bit tired of my exhaust (spyder) too...

POST 3Original post

Has to be Carnewal, send existing stock away and get Gert to mod them. Nothing else compares and I've tried a few.

POST 4Original post

I've got milltek on mine quiet on a cruise , sound great when your on it 👍🏻

POST 6Original post

Just had a good nose around the site, looks like some clever stuff going on with their exahausts and the sports cats, i like the look of that Akroprovic trombone but it's for a 997.2.....

POST 7Original post

Bog standard silencers with the bypass are the best sounding high up and perfect low down, it was developed by Porsche like this or a reason with their PSE boxes.

POST 8Original post

I've got Milltek boxes on mine and it's not the exhaust noise that has been tiring in the last few weeks and thousand odd miles of using it daily (it's tyre noise on mineJ. It sings high up in the rev range but is really quiet when pootling along and at motorway speeds.

POST 9Original post

I have the cargraphic quiets on my 997. Sound is good, sharper than stock but no louder, with a nicer noise above 4k rpm. I use mine daily, and there's no drone or CELs.

POST 10Original post

That's probably true, the problem is that standard silencers are rusting away at alarming rates

POST 11Original post

I put the Top Gear Mild Sports on my 3.4 - I quite liked them as the car was a daily and they didn't attract any attention. On the down side, I missed a bit of the rumble at idle I used to have.

POST 12 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yup, my standard exhausts are totally goosed. Have changed the manifolds too. The exhausts I tried were the Topgear loud one's, costing me a fortune in paracetamol :floor: . So was looking to swap out with the Topgear mild sport ones... just don't want droning anymore. Have to say Topgear customer service is absolutely spot on.

POST 13Original post

I like the sound of my TG loud boxes (standard manifolds & CAT's), on the motorway it will drone/boom a bit between 2000-3000rpm in 6th on a light throttle opening (70-80mph), it's not noticeable in any of the other gears. My solution is to just leave it in 5th gear until 78mph then change up, above 80mph in 6th the the pitch changes and no more drone, I haven't noticed a reduction in range. I normally have the radio on which also helps mask it but it is noisy if I have a passenger on a long journey. Essentially don't slow below 80mph and you'll be fine :bandit:

POST 14Original post

I've got a kline on mine and it sounds great and doesn't drone.

POST 15Original post

Hi I'm interested in this as my exhaust is daft, full stainless. The car came with it! It's great fun on a little drive but gets boring on a run. I did wales to London yesterday and described it as my aeroplane on arrival.

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