YOUR RESEARCHModifying 997.2 T exhaust to fit 996 Turbo?
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Hi all, I realise this is normally a fools errand, but can anyone advise whether this specific 997.2 T exhaust could be made to fit a 996 T by flipping it upside down and swapping the cats from one side to the other (to get the lambda ports facing up)?
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Is it really that big a difference from the above to a 996 turbo exhaust?
Would it not be easier to add new lambda ports?
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Easier than simply picking up each cat and fitting it to the other side via the slip joint?
Ah yes, looks doable then.
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