YOUR RESEARCH2001 996 - Stainless Steel Exhaust
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Hi all, best wishes of the season. My exhaust is kaput and I would like to replace with a full stainless steel system and have it fitted in the north east. Does anyone have experience of a good system/supplier? Thanks
The best system is the PSE - if you do a search on here there are lots of threads. you dont say what part of your exhaust is shot as it comes in 3 parts, headers, Mufflers and Cats.?
I ended up with an Agency Power system which I have been delighted with - only cost circa £400 from memory and sounds fantastic and is built very well.
apart from OEM, these all cam supply options http://911uk.com/template.php?page=82 at the same time your local specialist should be able to advise of options http://911uk.com/template.php?page=10
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