Moddifying A Leased CS?
Moddifying A Leased CS?
I'm doing some research for my father on here, he's wondering if he could put a fabspeed exhaust on his '08 CS without consiquence from the dealer. He'd remove it before giving the car back, but what about bringing it in for routine services?
I know the guys at the dealer would notice the noise and maybe even see the exhaust, but if there's nothing wrong with the engine or anything like that then I don't see it being a problem.
I'm sure you guys have some info on here, I'd appreciate to hear it!
Here's the CS
I know the guys at the dealer would notice the noise and maybe even see the exhaust, but if there's nothing wrong with the engine or anything like that then I don't see it being a problem.
I'm sure you guys have some info on here, I'd appreciate to hear it!
Here's the CS
Shouldn't be a problem at all.
Although I would recommend he bypass the secondary cats and leave the mufflers alone. He'll get the better sound, better pedal response, and save a lot of cash.
Generally the muffler on a Cayenne isn't that bad as far as flow is concerned.
Although I would recommend he bypass the secondary cats and leave the mufflers alone. He'll get the better sound, better pedal response, and save a lot of cash.
Generally the muffler on a Cayenne isn't that bad as far as flow is concerned.
Last edited by medtech; Oct 18, 2008 at 02:10 PM.
i would talk to your service rep/manager. Usually they dont really have problems on bolt-on items such as exhaust and intakes. What my service manager told me was that the warranty only goes up for the individual item that you replace (IE. mufflers, air filters, etc) but for your case they might have a problem b/c its a lease vehicle.
trust me the CS is going to sound alot better than a stock GTS w/the bypass pipes, and alot louder too. you should check out some vids on youtube.com .
After that, if he still wants to blow $2500 on mufflers, then go for it, but I'll bet he'll be so happy w/ the sound he won't even think about mufflers.
Then take the rest of the money that would have been wasted on mufflers and have the car chipped, and buy some lowering springs. Then he really will have a GTS!
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Ok. I'm just a bit skeptical because I've got a VW and a new air filter doesn't do all that much. But I can't compare my single air box 4 cylinder to a dual airbox V8. I'll look into the filters. Thanks!
EVOs intake is very cool looking. Not a bad price. I haven't personally gone that route b/c I'm not convinced that it's 3 times better than the BMC filters. But it's definitely a good option.
IMHO, on my 911 the stock airbox has everything that it needs as far as flow. After comparing the 2, I actually sent the EVOMS back and went w/ the BMC/stock setup.
On a cayenne I have to admit that I've never seen the entire airbox, so I can't make an accurate comparison, but certainly you have plenty of surface area w/ 2 BMC freeflows.
Last edited by medtech; Oct 18, 2008 at 05:18 PM.
By "gain" I'm realistically talking better sound and throttle response, not really true HP.
Last edited by medtech; Oct 19, 2008 at 11:24 AM.
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