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The previous owner of my 99 Carrera 4 replaced the stock exhaust by a "sport exhaust"...I guess it is still made by Porsche...but the sound is a lot more aggressive...love it
However, I still want more sound
- - as this is my first 911, or Porsche for that matter, I am not sure what options I have. I will be addint an air intake by K&N or the EVO one, but...is it possible to have a shop remove the catalyc converters on hte car to free up some sound and power?
I have done this on just about every car that I have owned with very positive results...but I am not very familiar with the set up on this car yet. Has anyone done this on the board? Any feedback? Thanks guys!!
I would keep the cats ion place, will get a CEL if you remove them. Will get minor power gains from intake, headers etc, but way better sound. Good luck.
I grew up in PV,KS.
no rules in Kansas when it comes to catalyc converters...no inspections.
I guess it is not good for the environment, but I donate to save the whales and the dolphins when I go to Peru...so that evens things up.
The Fabspeed bypass pipes...they quoted me $ 1700..whoa!!! Just for bypass pipes...
I will start with the intake...
I have heard straight pipes in a 911 before...
It sounds good I GUESS, but it does not fit the car at all. You hear it and are looking for some big domestic, and its a little porsche cab...
To each his own...
-Keith
