So here it is- 1 Day old!
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When I had mine done I bought some take off mufflers and had the sent to "FisterD" from Rennlist for the mod. I kept my originals in the event I didn't like the new sound. I loved the hacked cans and ended up giving my originals to someone else to convert to hacked mufflers for their car.
You can PM 6speed member "Gundo" who I believe originated this mod or on Rennlist you can look up FisterD who has done several as well. The mod is so easy if you get pictures and take to any muffler shop they should be able to duplicate on your mufflers.
You can PM 6speed member "Gundo" who I believe originated this mod or on Rennlist you can look up FisterD who has done several as well. The mod is so easy if you get pictures and take to any muffler shop they should be able to duplicate on your mufflers.
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Congrats on the new car. Is that an '09 or a '10? What are its specs?
Re exhaust I think the stock exhaust is just fine. If you want to preserve the warranty the only safe option is Porsche's own Sport Exhaust (PSE). Beware that any exhaust change will compromise the warranty.
Re exhaust I think the stock exhaust is just fine. If you want to preserve the warranty the only safe option is Porsche's own Sport Exhaust (PSE). Beware that any exhaust change will compromise the warranty.
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Congrats on the new car. Is that an '09 or a '10? What are its specs?
Re exhaust I think the stock exhaust is just fine. If you want to preserve the warranty the only safe option is Porsche's own Sport Exhaust (PSE). Beware that any exhaust change will compromise the warranty.
Re exhaust I think the stock exhaust is just fine. If you want to preserve the warranty the only safe option is Porsche's own Sport Exhaust (PSE). Beware that any exhaust change will compromise the warranty.
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Feels good to see one live his dream. Now go find some endless curvy roads. Beautiful car and even more beautiful is it's color. Now show us those seatbelts in Guards Red and bring out the drool in us.
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congrats!
you just reminded me the of the thrill, excitement, and almost disbelief when i drove mine out of the dealer. I can remember the moment so clearly.....although it was only 3 months ago!
you just reminded me the of the thrill, excitement, and almost disbelief when i drove mine out of the dealer. I can remember the moment so clearly.....although it was only 3 months ago!
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specs.
Congrats on the new car. Is that an '09 or a '10? What are its specs?
Re exhaust I think the stock exhaust is just fine. If you want to preserve the warranty the only safe option is Porsche's own Sport Exhaust (PSE). Beware that any exhaust change will compromise the warranty.
Re exhaust I think the stock exhaust is just fine. If you want to preserve the warranty the only safe option is Porsche's own Sport Exhaust (PSE). Beware that any exhaust change will compromise the warranty.
870 - Universal Audio Interface
810 - Floor Mats in Interior Color
680 - Bose High End Sound Package
672 - Navigation Module for PCM
619 - Bluetooth Phone Interface
P15 - Pwr Comfort Seats w/Driver Mem
446 - Wheel Caps with Colored Crest
342 - Heated Front Seats
XSX - Seat Belts - Guards Red
603 - Dynamic Cornering Lights
and as of yesterday, clear side markers.
next up, clear bra, window tint, then exhaust.
