!Help! Dimensions for Porsche 997 Muffler Bypass w/PSE tips
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!Help! Dimensions for Porsche 997 Muffler Bypass w/PSE tips
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I've heard about the Porsche muffler bypass by Fabspeed and I can't justify paying $500 for two small pipes. I have a 2006 Porsche 911 Carrera 4S equipped with PSE, and I just want some more sound coming out of the rear. I am aware of all the negative reviews with the muffler bypass (droning, etc...) but I just want to try it out. My goal is to remove the PSE mufflers with and attach the bypass while still using the PSE tip that is already on the vehicle. I know there is a lot of threads about the muffler bypass, but I can't find the dimensions. Can someone please list the dimensions that I would need to tell to my local muffler shop to complete this job. Thanks Everyone, stay safe.
I've heard about the Porsche muffler bypass by Fabspeed and I can't justify paying $500 for two small pipes. I have a 2006 Porsche 911 Carrera 4S equipped with PSE, and I just want some more sound coming out of the rear. I am aware of all the negative reviews with the muffler bypass (droning, etc...) but I just want to try it out. My goal is to remove the PSE mufflers with and attach the bypass while still using the PSE tip that is already on the vehicle. I know there is a lot of threads about the muffler bypass, but I can't find the dimensions. Can someone please list the dimensions that I would need to tell to my local muffler shop to complete this job. Thanks Everyone, stay safe.
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I believe 997.1 PSE has two pipes exiting each muffler connecting to individual tips. Might be easier to fab something up to accept non PSE tips with a single inlet or a set of aftermarket tips.
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