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For anyone who's interested... I had a Gemballa exhaust put on last week (the stock tips fit fine) and I must say that I am extremely pleased with the results. I wanted a deep sound on acceleration but I was very concerned with resonance at speed. The Gemballa seems like just the right balance for me. If Fabspeeds are too loud for you this may be a good option. I had also picked up a set of aluminum gauge faces from Tweeks and my mechanic strongly reccomended against using them. The apply with an adhesive backing and he said he has past experiences with them "bubbling" up a bit and causing the gauges to stick.

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I've read similar problems about the guage faces that glue on. Carnewal has the Techart aluminum gauge faces that Porsche uses. Gert informed me that the guages for the 02 996's should be available soon with the correct redline (7200).

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