YOUR RESEARCHmuffler bypass pipes
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How loud do you think my Cayman S would be if I did complete muffler bypass pipes, but left the rest alone. Just straight piping instead of mufflers. Do you think it would be too loud?? I am in FLA, and we have no emissions. I have a fabricator and I could get this done in a day or two. Also, how do you think it would affect HP?!? TIA Harris
My guess is, based upon my experience with my custom exhaust, that it would be loud, very loud, particularly when you are on the gas and below 3000 RPMs. You could try adding a small crossover between the bends/tips like I did which yielded a dramatic reduction in noise without reducing perceived power/torque.
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