FS: PSE (Porsche Sport Exhaust) for 997 in Excellent Condition
FS: PSE (Porsche Sport Exhaust) for 997 in Excellent Condition
Will ship anywhere, or you can pick up if you live in the Chicago area... price is $900 plus shipping.
Excellent condition, taken off a C2S after less than 4k miles. Comes with everything you need behind the cats.
Excellent condition, taken off a C2S after less than 4k miles. Comes with everything you need behind the cats.
Last edited by Black V12; Jun 4, 2008 at 08:20 PM. Reason: Lower Price!
Answers...
Yes, it should fit a regular 997 C2.
This includes the mufflers, plumbing, exhaust tips, essentially everything from the catalytic converters (does not include the cats) backward. You could use other exhaust tips, but I'm including the stock C2S PSE exhaust tips.
Others who have installed the PSE later I think have either tied it into a "stock looking" switch in the interior or installed another switch (rocker switch or toggle switch, for instance) somewhere "stealth" in the interior. The PSE system uses a vacuum line to manipulate whether the baffles on the exhaust are open or closed. If you block the line (as many have done by placing a ball bearing in the tube), it will be in "sport" mode all the time. If you set up a switch to open or close the baffles, then you can use either mode of the PSE.
Hope this helps, let me know if you have other questions.
This includes the mufflers, plumbing, exhaust tips, essentially everything from the catalytic converters (does not include the cats) backward. You could use other exhaust tips, but I'm including the stock C2S PSE exhaust tips.
Others who have installed the PSE later I think have either tied it into a "stock looking" switch in the interior or installed another switch (rocker switch or toggle switch, for instance) somewhere "stealth" in the interior. The PSE system uses a vacuum line to manipulate whether the baffles on the exhaust are open or closed. If you block the line (as many have done by placing a ball bearing in the tube), it will be in "sport" mode all the time. If you set up a switch to open or close the baffles, then you can use either mode of the PSE.
Hope this helps, let me know if you have other questions.
Last edited by Black V12; Jun 4, 2008 at 07:54 PM.
Not sure how easy it would be to tie into the sport button on the C2S, but I presume pretty easy since that's how it works stock. I can't speak for your level of DIY ability, but I'd probably attempt it as a DIY.
So let me get this straight. If you just install the mufflers and tips without wiring, you will get the PSE sound ALL THE TIME (or stock sound all the time?) I'm confused.
Any pictures?
Any pictures?
On page 98 of the British car magazine Total 911's May issue they discuss this. When the tube is disabled/blocked, you get the sport sound. Takes less than five minutes to block off the tube before you install the exhaust.
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I found PSE installation page with some cool sound clip. Looks very difficult
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A friend of mine may be interested . I have the PSE in mine and he loves it .
1. How much is shipping to N.J. ?
2. are the vacuum tubing, fittings , solenoid valve , mounting brackets etc. included ?
thanks
Re what's included: everything is included, tubing, mufflers, other pipes, valves, basically everything from the flange of the cats through the tips. PM me, disassembled it should fit in a reasonably-sized box.
PM me and let me know.
Cool, have him shoot me a PM or give me his ZIP and I can get you a pretty accurate shipping quote. Or if you're somewhere near Chicago, you can pick it up.


