Anyone Know This 928 Motor & Exhaust Setup? Headers + ?
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Anyone Know This 928 Motor & Exhaust Setup? Headers + ?
Listening to YouTube exhaust sounds... came across this clip of a late model 928 with GTS mirrors. Headers are indicated, but nothing else.
Posted 10/2015 by YouTube user "Because RaceKarl".
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Anyone know the motor and exhaust setup? Me likey
Posted 10/2015 by YouTube user "Because RaceKarl".
Searched and found no references on Rennlist.
Anyone know the motor and exhaust setup? Me likey
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http://jalopnik.com/5974931/your-gui...-culture-donks
(Don't click on the donksnob.com links - just goes to advertising junk...)
I still love the old skool exhaust note!
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I like that sound too. After watching that video the next one up was a 928S race prepped for an Italian hill climb. Has a very good exhaust note. The last 15 second has a shot of the car rolling past. Nice sound.
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Yah, except my YouTube got kidnapped by my Android when it entered the Google Zone and I am still (10 years later!) refusing to pay their ransom of my privy information! However, we digress....
Any guesses on that exhaust, Mongo? You know I dug the Flowmaster 10's you had on yours!
Any guesses on that exhaust, Mongo? You know I dug the Flowmaster 10's you had on yours!
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Yah, except my YouTube got kidnapped by my Android when it entered the Google Zone and I am still (10 years later!) refusing to pay their ransom of my privy information! However, we digress....
Any guesses on that exhaust, Mongo? You know I dug the Flowmaster 10's you had on yours!
Any guesses on that exhaust, Mongo? You know I dug the Flowmaster 10's you had on yours!
Carlos, do you remember ever hearing my '89 GT exhaust? I got more compliments regarding the sound than any other aspect of the car. Both by lay persons as well as Porsche fanatics. I rarely used the stereo or a/c. It was pure mechanical music. LOL.
The exhaust consisted of:
MSDS headers w 3" collectors, Dr. Gas 3" X-pipe, 3" to 2.5" reducers, Spintech mufflers in the stock location, then back to a 928 Specialists RMB. Fairly inexpensive all things considered. HTH.
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Yah, except my YouTube got kidnapped by my Android when it entered the Google Zone and I am still (10 years later!) refusing to pay their ransom of my privy information! However, we digress....
Any guesses on that exhaust, Mongo? You know I dug the Flowmaster 10's you had on yours!
Any guesses on that exhaust, Mongo? You know I dug the Flowmaster 10's you had on yours!
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Carlos, do you remember ever hearing my '89 GT exhaust? I got more compliments regarding the sound than any other aspect of the car. Both by lay persons as well as Porsche fanatics. I rarely used the stereo or a/c. It was pure mechanical music. LOL.
The exhaust consisted of:
MSDS headers w 3" collectors, Dr. Gas 3" X-pipe, 3" to 2.5" reducers, Spintech mufflers in the stock location, then back to a 928 Specialists RMB. Fairly inexpensive all things considered. HTH.
The exhaust consisted of:
MSDS headers w 3" collectors, Dr. Gas 3" X-pipe, 3" to 2.5" reducers, Spintech mufflers in the stock location, then back to a 928 Specialists RMB. Fairly inexpensive all things considered. HTH.
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Carlos, do you remember ever hearing my '89 GT exhaust? I got more compliments regarding the sound than any other aspect of the car. Both by lay persons as well as Porsche fanatics. I rarely used the stereo or a/c. It was pure mechanical music. LOL.
The exhaust consisted of:
MSDS headers w 3" collectors, Dr. Gas 3" X-pipe, 3" to 2.5" reducers, Spintech mufflers in the stock location, then back to a 928 Specialists RMB. Fairly inexpensive all things considered. HTH.
The exhaust consisted of:
MSDS headers w 3" collectors, Dr. Gas 3" X-pipe, 3" to 2.5" reducers, Spintech mufflers in the stock location, then back to a 928 Specialists RMB. Fairly inexpensive all things considered. HTH.
I loved that system too but I kept burning my arm when adding ATF and got fed up with it. I decided to sport a single 3" pipe system after the cats. I now can add ATF to my heart's content and also realized I shaved some serious weight off the car. The new single pipe set up is probably only 25-30 lbs.