YOUR RESEARCHPSE and Fabspeed: weight difference
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I switched to PSE last night and weighed the mufflers in the process (without tips). Fabspeed = 17 lbs each PSE (MY02 and later version) = 27 lbs each Here's an interesting discovery: the Fabspeed large oval stainless tips do not fit the PSE mufflers. The tips are too long and don't clear the intake to the PSE. PSE has more bark than the Fabs, but it's not as throaty. Overall, a very nice polished Porsche sound.
Selling the Fabs?
Was there a particular reason why you switched exhausts? I'm right now in the process of trying to decide on PSE or Fabspeed for a 01 Cab....I've heard the Fabspeed on a coupe, but wonder if its too loud for my taste in a Cab. Thanks, Will
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