POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Looking for a fabspeed x-pipe with cats. keith
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YOUR RESEARCHLooking for an x pipe
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POST 2Original post
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Not fabspeed but may be a consideration. I put their non x pipe on my '99 and am happy so far. They claim to pass MOT in the UK and cats are said to be sourced from Austria. I just could not ignore the cost differential. Time will tell. https://www.topgear-usa.net/porsche-..._type=exhausts
POST 3Original post
You will loose some low rpm torque. However, it works well with other modifications to give you a really long hp/torque band. Be selective when you choose your headers, long primary 1 piece tubes are a must. See the smooth power band with no dips attached
POST 4Original post
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How about a quick vid of how they sound Saw the group buy but haven't seen a lot of posts of people saying they like the tone or not, or videos so we can hear for ourselves. I know they are supposed to lose some low end torque, but every so often I hear a 996 with an x-pipe that sounds almost too good to ignore
POST 5Original post
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I didn't get the x-pipe and I also added some bypasses like the Fister D mod. The car is put up for the winter months while I do some other work. We have a lot of ice and salt up here in New England at the moment. I'll try to get something posted after things clear up. There are some photos (a little grainy-taken with a flip phone) here on this post from a couple weeks back. https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...tle-dough.html
POST 6Original post
Quotes source post: 14722884
Video This is the system after 3 years of use. The quick revs, are from other mods You Tube
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