YOUR RESEARCH996 Rear Silencers
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My rear silencers have given up after 12 years and I am looking to replace them. Ive seen these http://www.design911.co.uk/fu/prod4954/Exhaust-Muffler---Silencer-Sports-Porsche-996/ and wonder if they are any good, seems like a very good price. Also, how easy is it to do it yourself? I've heard the clamps turning to blocks of rust can be an issue?? Any advice would be appreciated.[8|]
From what I've heard they don't get a good review, but I haven't tried them myself. If you're not looking at OEM then Tech Art and CarGraphic make some good stuff for example. The problem with the cheap ones are they make a lot of resonance in the car and the flow isn't always optimal.
If you want to look at the cheaper option I would try eBay. As they are stainless steel you will know that they last for many years. Bought mine for just short of £200 second hand with both muffler boxes looking like brand new. Additional bonus was that both boxes had tail pipes fitted and already had the bypass mod done. Other bonus is that vat doesn't bite you in the backside. There are plenty of offers at the moment.
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