WTB - 997.1tt Aftermarket Exhaust
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WTB - 997.1tt Aftermarket Exhaust
Putting this out there to see if anyone is on the fence about swapping their aftermarket exhaust.
The time has come where even in crummy winter weather the stock exhaust is just too damn quiet. If anyone is selling their aftermarket exhausts (beggars can't be choosers but if you have a europipe laying around...).
Prefer with high-flow cats but would also consider a cat-bypass set up. Located in Northern Virginia and motivated to buy.
Forum vendors are of course welcome if there's a deal to be had
The time has come where even in crummy winter weather the stock exhaust is just too damn quiet. If anyone is selling their aftermarket exhausts (beggars can't be choosers but if you have a europipe laying around...).
Prefer with high-flow cats but would also consider a cat-bypass set up. Located in Northern Virginia and motivated to buy.
Forum vendors are of course welcome if there's a deal to be had
cheers guys! The quality of the system makes it pretty easy for me ha ha. In stock and I even have some inventory from the holiday pricing. Feel free to give me a call and I will take care of you if you're interested.
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Putting this out there to see if anyone is on the fence about swapping their aftermarket exhaust.
The time has come where even in crummy winter weather the stock exhaust is just too damn quiet. If anyone is selling their aftermarket exhausts (beggars can't be choosers but if you have a europipe laying around...).
Prefer with high-flow cats but would also consider a cat-bypass set up. Located in Northern Virginia and motivated to buy.
Forum vendors are of course welcome if there's a deal to be had
The time has come where even in crummy winter weather the stock exhaust is just too damn quiet. If anyone is selling their aftermarket exhausts (beggars can't be choosers but if you have a europipe laying around...).
Prefer with high-flow cats but would also consider a cat-bypass set up. Located in Northern Virginia and motivated to buy.
Forum vendors are of course welcome if there's a deal to be had
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+1 on Kline with Sam.
EP was good when these cars first came out 9 years ago. Lots of better products out there now
EP was good when these cars first came out 9 years ago. Lots of better products out there now
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OP you should also look for a Capristo as they are also wonderful. Speed tech and Kline sound good too as does the BBI. If its a tubi make sure its the later one as they completely changed the design mid life.
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Lots of cheaper product out there yes but I wouldn't say any of the x pipe designs are better as they have more back pressure and do not flow as well as conventional design. They may well sound better but this is subjective as I think my EP2 is lovely. OP you should also look for a Capristo as they are also wonderful. Speed tech and Kline sound good too as does the BBI. If its a tubi make sure its the later one as they completely changed the design mid life.
Capristos are nice too. Ferrari bank account though
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Here's a new 9e 28 they have just finished with forged internals. The exhaust is a work of art
