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Old Sep 20, 2013 | 11:25 AM
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Nice video! Surprisingly, that is still very quiet for a 3" system. Which tells me it is still a little backed-up. You either still have on the stock primary cats or/and the stock tips (which you already stated). My 2.75" system seems louder (meaning more flow), so you should still have performance gains here.

If you want, I have set of 957 Cayenne Turbo tips both stock and aftermarket. Shoot me a PM if you are interested and will to cover the shipping from the US to your country
 
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You should also check out this thread about the stock tips:

https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...tips-pics.html
 
Old Sep 20, 2013 | 12:44 PM
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Originally Posted by linksamui
Took the video off line and will take a new one after removing the primary cats and have new set of down pipes install.
If you remove primary cats will that not cause a problem with sensors and ECU?

Sound should have been louder with pipes which was a nice job, maybe silencers...
 
Old Sep 20, 2013 | 12:46 PM
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Thanks for the info. Got on the phone with the master fabricator first thing tomorrow morning. Maybe that why its a bit quiet and sound like it was holding back. We notice that as well. He thought it was because of the cat were still in there. Wow I didn't know the stock tips were horrible for this. Out from my car and into the rubbish bin they'll go. Thank big time Renaissance Man.
 
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Renaissance man correct, its most likely Stock tips...
 
Old Sep 20, 2013 | 12:48 PM
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I was planning on using those O2 sensor extensions in hope the CEL won't come on. I won't even know my multi display LCD is gone. I have to get that fix really soon. Taking the interior apart have never been my best forte.
 
Old Sep 20, 2013 | 12:51 PM
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I will go with his judgement on this. He's in the 700+hp cayenne club. Man I would love to have 700hp cayenne right about now. We don't much of a traffic laws here. Shhhh.... Late at night almost empty expressway. ..... Pay the toll and just gun it...
 
Old Sep 20, 2013 | 12:57 PM
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Those Leistung Motorsports tips looks nice.. Got a pair of those laying around Renaissance man?
 
Old Sep 20, 2013 | 12:58 PM
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I'm glad he got a quick look of that video. You have a look at it too Cyborg?
 
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I'm glad he got a quick look of that video. You have a look at it too Cyborg?
I did..nice..did you try on acceleration?

I would not mess with anything that will require constant diagnostics although you have very capable techs on Japanese cars...have seen what they do with nissans, toyota etc...955 different ball game!
 
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here's a link to the exhaust fabricator youtube page http://www.youtube.com/user/type1exhaust/videos . For viewing purposes. The shop is call type1exhaust. They're very well known in Thailand. They does a lot of great work and a great work on my cayenne. So their hard work and late night work my car don't go unnoticed.

I will do another video after the tips have been look after.
 
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I tried the acceleration. I did from 0 to 60km sprint. Then I did 40km cruise speed to full on throttle. Merging onramp full throttle manual clicking the gears on the freeway. The turbo lag that I felt before. I think it went out the window.

I think they're a few people here would done the downpipes without the remap. I think 03EvoIII have a thread on this. I stumble upon via google.
 
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I swapped out the original filter for a new pair of k&n filter. I discover that the small piping that was link to the airbox cover on the right hand side is broken. A reason and excuse to replace the stock air intake with some nice set of aluminium pipings and k&n pod filters. Getting closer to my goal step by step only if the turbos would be easier to remove without having to completely removing the engine would be nice.
 

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Still waiting on appointment to get the exhaust tips done. So on goes the intakes.
 
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