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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hello Rennlist! New Porsche enthusiast here, looking to get into my first actually. I've been shopping all over the internet to find the right car, and I got a video from a potential seller. He insists everything is stock, and there are no issues. To me though, the exhaust either sounds aftermarket or there is some kind of misfire happening. I know it's hard to judge based off of this small snippet, but what do all of you experienced owners think? The engine can be heard starting up at 0:47 and then a quick rev at 1:25. You Tube

POST 2Original post

Definitely not a stock exhaust....hard to tell but I did not hear a misfire

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Yeah I definitely figured it sounded aftermarket. It also sounded kind of rough so I wasn't sure. Going to have a PPI done, hopefully the technician knows what he's looking for.

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Sounds fine to me. Heinholz delete may be all that's done. That's obvious to see. Kind of hard to tell if non-stock exhaust...maybe.

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Yeah, sounded like the car stumbled when revved.

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