Just got back from the shop I installed the gemballa muffler, gemballa dual tips, BMC Airfilters, Clear Side Markers and those white fog lights

The car sounds incredible, I cant keep my foot off from slaming the gas peddle on every stop because im in love with the sound

here is some pictures.

 

yo jamy im in boston, and id love to hear how it sounds, are the exhaust system for the s and turbo the same?

 

looks great, and sound clips?

 

Definatley Ill pm you my number call me whenever your free. Yes, the gemballa exhaust system is the same for both the S and Turbo. However its going to be a little bit louder on the S than the turbo and on the cayenne V6 is going to be louder than both the S and the Turbo.

 

Thx... Ill take a video clip either tomorrow or friday.

 

oh no Jamy, we have been brainwashed by this forums. Congrats, the time has come ^^ I bet you love it!! make some sound clips please, do you want to meet up tomorrow? I would love to see it in person and hear it of course.

Congrats again, you the man!! ^^

 

Congratulations Jamy! I want to hear some clips!

 

I like Edwin's green shirt...

-Chris

 

Thanks everyone

Definatley deetz i finish class at 3pm ill give you a call as soon as i get out.


Chris: hahahaha edwin is weight lifter now

Ill try to post some clips tomorrow

 

Jamy: I have a class from 3.30 - 5 tomorrow, can we meet up around 5pm? ^^

 

Yup sounds good to me.

 

Pardon my ignorance, but how come other exhausts in the same price range or less are polished and nice looking and this one looks like....an old muffler?

 

jenner:

I beleive the Gemballa exhuast is all stainless and then is covered with an anit corrosive onix of some sort the same way Remus and Ac Schnitzer have their exhausts covered. I agree about the look but it supposidly helps the muffler last longer. Hope this helps.

 

Have no idea. Probably what tcm said is right. I dont know much about these stuff.

 

Wow that's pretty interesting.

I didn't know stainless could corrode. I thought that's why it was called "stainless"