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Recommend modification

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Guys, if you are looking for a cost effective solution for the Turbo OEM exhaust, (rather than shelling £2K+ on the usual suspects) then I can recommend the modification that Sports & Classic have done, I am currently running the 2nd prototype of this which is basically an internal rework of the OEM, I have had this on now since early December and over 2k miles wth no problems - The sound is much deeper and more in line with the aural experience you'd expect from these cars.
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Run 2nd prototype of this

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Guys, if you are looking for a cost effective solution for the Turbo OEM exhaust, (rather than shelling £2K+ on the usual suspects) then I can recommend the modification that Sports & Classic have done, I am currently running the 2nd prototype of this which is basically an internal rework of the OEM, I have had this on now since early December and over 2k miles wth no problems - The sound is much deeper and more in line with the aural experience you'd expect from these cars.
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Guys, if you are looking for a cost effective solution for the Turbo OEM exhaust, (rather than shelling £2K+ on the usual suspects) then I can recommend the modification that Sports & Classic have done, I am currently running the 2nd prototype of this which is basically an internal rework of the OEM, I have had this on now since early December and over 2k miles wth no problems - The sound is much deeper and more in line with the aural experience you'd expect from these cars.
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Guys, if you are looking for a cost effective solution for the Turbo OEM exhaust, (rather than shelling £2K+ on the usual suspects) then I can recommend the modification that Sports & Classic have done, I am currently running the 2nd prototype of this which is basically an internal rework of the OEM, I have had this on now since early December and over 2k miles wth no problems - The sound is much deeper and more in line with the aural experience you'd expect from these cars.
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I know it was crude, but it worked.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Anyone had one of these fit Wolf Design Titanium Lightweight Performance Exhaust System Porsche 911 (996) Twin Turbo looks a nice bit of kit and the right price?

POST 2Original post

I'm also interested in this. They retail for £800

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi have bean told thay are now out of stock what a bummer!!!!!!

POST 4Original post

I liked the look of that also, will keep an eye open!! Jim

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Guys, if you are looking for a cost effective solution for the Turbo OEM exhaust, (rather than shelling £2K+ on the usual suspects) then I can recommend the modification that Sports & Classic have done, I am currently running the 2nd prototype of this which is basically an internal rework of the OEM, I have had this on now since early December and over 2k miles wth no problems - The sound is much deeper and more in line with the aural experience you'd expect from these cars. Give Mike a call or visit www.sportsandclassic.com for more info.

POST 6Original post

Any sound clips of Mike's mod? I'm thinking about doing something with my exhaust but not entirely sure what to do yet. What's it like at cruising speeds?

POST 7Original post

That's the first time I have seen that option, hmmm looks promising. Jim

POST 8Original post

My video camera is bust at the moment so I haven't got a clip, I'll try and get one this weekend. I do a lot of M-WAY miles and there is definately no drone.

POST 9Original post

Mate, do you know what exactly is done to the original box to modify it? And how long did they have the car? I did modify the exhaust on a Noble I had previously. Although to be honest it was just a case of butchering the cats, lol. I know it was crude, but it worked. It was very responsive afterwards and made a good sound. off course it wasn't for the public road!! The main reason i did that was the CATS were prone to break and then bloke the gas flow, with valve slap being a by product. Cheers Jim :thumb:

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