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The back boxes and cats are well past there best on my well used 996 Was thinking of a full system but don't think I will keep the car for that much longer (replace with a newer one) my question is would you do Decat and new back boxes. Or cats and no back box as I have seen on design 911. Not to fussed about noise levels and mot stuff but want to do odd track days and ring trips and always had loads of aggro with my tvr so your thoughts plesae
UK systems by Milltek are quite good, should be a good choice on the market
Got some Remus ones bit on the expensive side but come with tail pipes Sound good look good
You should be concerned about noise levels if you are going to do track days. There is usually a (surprisingly low) limit.
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