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Muffler rattle, excellent opportunity to upgrade!

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YOUR RESEARCHMuffler rattle, excellent opportunity to upgrade!

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Use stock cans

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Just go with a PSE hack....it uses stock cans.

Muffler rattle, excellent opportunity to upgrade!
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Use stock cans

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Just go with a PSE hack....it uses stock cans.

Muffler rattle, excellent opportunity to upgrade!
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I just got this muffler rattle and thought it would be an excellent opportunity to do an exhaust upgrade. The question is what parts and what brand? I have no clue after reading posts here. I'm more after performance than sound and live in CA so it has to pass smog.

POST 2Original post

what kind of rattle I have a rattle but it is located.. I think.. around the tip area. I also want to upgrade though... but I am afraid my aftermarket extended warranty would give me cr** in case I have an engine issue... what you guys think ?

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Quotes source post: 7438552

Just go with a PSE hack....it uses stock cans.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

So I found the issue, a broken bracket (holding the CAT pipes). Does anybody know what it's called? http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo...eat=directlink

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yes, that's the one. Thanks Marc!

POST 7Original post

996.113.123.52 - Support 19 bucks at dealer...just replaced mine.

POST 8Original post

GEEZ that's like a "where's Waldo" #9 ??? OHHHHHHH there it is

POST 9Original post

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C'mon PARTS SPECIALIST!

POST 10Original post

LOL I have to brush up with some "Waldo" books I guess beside, you know I dont know nuttin' bout no numbers linin' up and stuff

POST 11Original post

I didn't know that Porsche dealers sold anything for $19.

POST 13Original post

Yes, they sell two things for $19... that ^ bracket and Genuine Porsche Air for your tires.!

POST 16 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Tim's just envious of us actually having a Porsche to splurge $19 on.

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