When did you get it installed??

I told you they'd fit. Not sure why the dealers are so confused?? Maybe $$$??

 

Just another thought on getting the control button. The sound symposer is already hooked up to a button that is connected to a valve that is the same exact part number as the valve that controls the exhaust. Now, what if you plugged the vacuum lines from the exhaust to the ones from the sound symposer? It should work as an on off button.

Now, all of that being said - why are there a mix of plastic and stainless lines? Does anyone have a pic of an install, or maybe even the install instructions?

 

Yesterday finally. Thanks for the info. Check out the Suncoast online advertisement for the CS2 chrome tips and tell me what you think. Porsche is gaming the tips to protect the full pop kits is my take on the situation.

 

Yup!! They don't like the creative mod/figure it out yourself guys!

So did you get the whole kit?


Inform us where/how/who/what!! Ha ha.

 

Half their profit margin in the kit comes from those tips you don't need I bet!

 

No used the parts list minus the tips. What is really out there is that the Suncoast chrome tips probably actually fit, how could they not.

 

I used the parts list and did not include the tips. I used the existing tips from my CS4.


where the dealer

how very slowly

who They used a third party sub to do my tires. They allowed someone from the sub contractors to drive my car to another location to replace the rear tires and I am vexed.

 

Order the parts minus the tips. The big nut is the center muffler and control panel . Use the vin. no. to get the correct control panel. If you own the 3.4 all this is for naught and you need the kit. Join the PCA it should save you ten percent.

 

Here's the parts list for an "S" car if you're using an aftermarket exhaust.

 

^^^ the center muffler is missing from the list. The control panel is car specific and is referenced by vin.no.

 

If you read my post, it's stated if you're going to an "AFTERMARKET" exhaust.