YOUR RESEARCHPSE - modify the smaller tips? - Page 1 - 911/Carrera GT - PistonHeads UK
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Is it just me or does the PSE look a bit wrong - I am looking at a 997 with it on. Is there a way to modify it so that the tips are equal, as opposed to having the smaller ones in the middle? I think it would look far better having four equal sized fat pipes..! Cheers, 240
PSE has nothing to do with the tailpipes - fit whatever you think looks good.
I agree, would prefer 4 equal sized tips, but if you look in at least they correspond to the size of the actual exhaust pipes. Problem is, the price of tips is just rediculous, even after market ones... Would probably prefer a brushed rather than chrome finish also.
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