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Jan 19, 2011 | 10:38 AM

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Originally Posted by CampioniShop1

SEBRING GmbH (http://www.sebring.at/) was bought by REMUS in the early 2000s. They offer very similar exhaust systems. The main differences are the tip selections and the target market.

They are not distributed in the US.

Thanks, and that would explain why i could not find anything. The exhaust I have sounds great... was just curious about the spec on it.

Jan 19, 2011 | 10:55 AM

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What putter did is known as a "gundo" hack per previous P car owners stepping forward to explain.

Its a simple by pass of the muffler, you can go straight pipes or side step around the muffler to conceal the hack

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I think its a great solution,, wonder if an x pipe would work or does this make it one big x pipe?

Jan 19, 2011 | 11:13 AM

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Cat-bypass with stock is exhaust is not too loud and a GREAT upgrade. You will love it. Putter: what muffler mod did you do?

If you click on the link I have above the video it should show some pics of the install. It wasn't the "best" install but is mostly hidden. Basically a pipe that runs from before the muffler to after it on each side. As cordsig put it the "gundo" hack. It has been used for quite some time in the 911 arena so this is simply the Cayenne version of it

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WOW, you can def hear the turbos spool alot better thanks for the clip Putter.. Do you have an intake setup on your CTT?

Thanks! The turbos are definitely evident and I've been told it sounds like a jet when taking off. In a good way...

No intakes yet but I'm sure it will only help the sound once I go that route!

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I think its a great solution,, wonder if an x pipe would work or does this make it one big x pipe?

Ah, I was wondering what the "official" name of the mod was! Good to know.

Jan 19, 2011 | 04:09 PM

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There is a HUGE difference in how the bypass pipes sound from inside and outside the vehicle. Inside the vehicle, they add a nice growl and sound pleasantly aggressive with hard throttle applications. From outside, however, they are very loud and raspy sounding with hard acceleration. Under hard acceleration, you will DEFINITELY draw attention. And that means good and bad attention. They do make your truck feel more responsive. Not sure about the mileage improvement, however. It definitely doesn't hurt mileage.

Jan 19, 2011 | 04:26 PM

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Well I think i shall do the delete.. Sounds like it is for sure the best thing to do. I do need to dig into my air box(s) and see whats in there.. maybe i will get lucky and find some BMC filters.

Jan 19, 2011 | 04:30 PM

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I Def draw attention in my town. I am new to the CTT experiance therefore still playing a bit and had some person decided to call the cops on me on my way home from work for "driving aggressivly" 30 minutes later the PoPo got me on the way back into town....... BOOOO..