Cat bypasses
Originally Posted by deputydog95
do you own,or should i say does your "family" own a 996? uhhh...no. i've heard both and had the catbypass on my car. on the 996, the catpass is as loud if not louder than the mufbypass. i can tell you that catbypass on my car is waaayyyy louders than the muffbypass in fabspeeds video. now go back to your room and finish your homework. you're not going to get an A in math if you spend all your time on the computer 

Originally Posted by BOYRACER
woah deputydog...take it easy big fella. Considering I instruct with 5 or 6different racing schools I can say I have probably heard a larger variety of cat less or muffler less cars big guy. I am a law student and not a little kid, have probably raced, driven or instructed more P-cars than most, so I would say I have enough knowledge about these cars to make a statement without you being an *** about it. Secondly, its an obvious thing that NA cars regardless of the cat or muffler being removed will be louder because of the turbos quieting down the exhaust note. I will stand by what I say, if you keep everything else the same the muffler bypass pipes are louder. Meaning if you have a set of catbypass pipes but stock mufllers vs a set of muffler bypass pipes and stock cats, the muffler bypass pipes WILL be louder. Now you can talk all the **** in the world about me being young and owning a porsche, but the fact is I have heard thousands of set up exhausts on P-cars and have driven everything from 914s, to 944s, to 930s, early NA 911s, 964s, 993, 996s, 997s, and just about everything else in between and from what I have heard the muffler bypass pipes make the bigger difference....
let me fix my post. how's this?
now go back to your dorm room and finish your legal briefs. you're not going to get an "A" in environmental law spending all your time on the computer

sounds like you're on your way to a great career. in probably a couple more years you can drop your parent's cars from your sig and start listing your own collection

by the way, how do you find the time and get the experience to instruct at 5 or 6 different schools? one, your probably only 22 and have only been driving legally for 6 years, let alone racing. two, most reputatble law schools won't even let you work the first year. you must be excellent in time management, or your dad owns the local track
Last edited by deputydog95; May 7, 2006 at 08:16 AM.
Originally Posted by Rhamy
I've got a full Supersprint exhaust, headers, mufflers and Cat bypass pipes.
It is really LOUD!!!! But I just luv the sound, passengers get shocked when I floor it.
It is really LOUD!!!! But I just luv the sound, passengers get shocked when I floor it.
Originally Posted by deputydog95
settle down there beavis. i'm just ****ing with you.
let me fix my post. how's this?
now go back to your dorm room and finish your legal briefs. you're not going to get an "A" in environmental law spending all your time on the computer
sounds like you're on your way to a great career. in probably a couple more years you can drop your parent's cars from your sig and start listing your own collection
by the way, how do you find the time and get the experience to instruct at 5 or 6 different schools? one, your probably only 22 and have only been driving legally for 6 years, let alone racing. two, most reputatble law schools won't even let you work the first year. you must be excellent in time management, or your dad owns the local track
let me fix my post. how's this?
now go back to your dorm room and finish your legal briefs. you're not going to get an "A" in environmental law spending all your time on the computer

sounds like you're on your way to a great career. in probably a couple more years you can drop your parent's cars from your sig and start listing your own collection

by the way, how do you find the time and get the experience to instruct at 5 or 6 different schools? one, your probably only 22 and have only been driving legally for 6 years, let alone racing. two, most reputatble law schools won't even let you work the first year. you must be excellent in time management, or your dad owns the local track

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