Gundo Hack Atlanta????
UPDATE:
Just did Gundo today, and I couldn't be happier, Jose took care of everything, did the removal and install in the most professional manner, he himself supervised the entire process to make sure everything was smooth and that the car was being threat it as what it is ...a Porsche.
Sound is Amazing, I love it
Buckhead Mufflers & repairs
404-872-7220

Just did Gundo today, and I couldn't be happier, Jose took care of everything, did the removal and install in the most professional manner, he himself supervised the entire process to make sure everything was smooth and that the car was being threat it as what it is ...a Porsche.
Sound is Amazing, I love it
Buckhead Mufflers & repairs
404-872-7220

You can drop the car and pick it up if you want. I called him a couple of time to check on his work load to make sure he had enough time to do it.
Paid $125 per can, $250 total. It took about 3 hours (As i said, they took their time and pay attention to details). I waited on the shop for the car, just because I took the afternoon off for it and I wanted to see the whole process.
You can drop the car and pick it up if you want. I called him a couple of time to check on his work load to make sure he had enough time to do it.
You can drop the car and pick it up if you want. I called him a couple of time to check on his work load to make sure he had enough time to do it.
I told him that it was call "Gundo hack", so if you call him and tell him that he will know right away.
He also got 1 1/2, 1 3/4, and 2'' pipes for you to choose. I did mine with 1 3/4 it is easier to weld, so it come out a bit cleaner than the 2''
Last edited by Maturola; Apr 1, 2013 at 12:02 PM.
Btw, is it louder with the 2" pipe? What is the difference in using different diameter?
Thumbs up for Antonio's Buckhead Mufflers
Last Friday I had them do the Gundo Hack on my 2006 C2 Cab 997, and it sounds great. Highly recommend anyone that is in the Atlanta area use them if you are interested in having the mod done to your Porsche. I did not need pictures, Jose knew all about it and has now done it 4-5 times. I went with the 1 3/4" pipes, but they have 1.5, 1.75, 1.875 pipe. Jose did recommend that I not do the 2", but had the pipe if I wanted it. Cost was $274.
Nor real difference up to 2500rpm, but after that it comes alive. The sound now matches the acceleration :-) Love it!
Nor real difference up to 2500rpm, but after that it comes alive. The sound now matches the acceleration :-) Love it!
Jose did mine with 2" pipe. I was his first hack and I asked for 2". He told me in retrospect the welding and fit would have been easier and cleaner using 1-3/4". I cannot imagine it would make a noticeable difference to the sound.
As a side-note - without fail, every single time I autocross I get questions about what work has been done on the exhaust. Even a couple of Fabspeed guys have told me they prefer my sound.
As a side-note - without fail, every single time I autocross I get questions about what work has been done on the exhaust. Even a couple of Fabspeed guys have told me they prefer my sound.
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