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Old 06-13-2016, 05:52 PM
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And one last shot from underneath


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And one last shot from underneath


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Pics of mine installed. They seem like very high quality pieces, I'm pleased with that.





Beautiful! I missed the last sale, any chance for a new promo code?
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Beautiful! I missed the last sale, any chance for a new promo code?
PM heading your way haha
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Originally Posted by DiegoR
And one last shot from underneath
Looks very clean under there Diego.

You should consider removing the engine tray. It traps heat, and serves no point in hiding oil leaks.
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Mike in Marketing here - we are well in stock if anyone is interested in a set!
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I installed my brushed set - and they look fantastic. Shape, size and finish are excellent. Highly recommended!

I will post a pic when I get a chance
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Originally Posted by Foxman
Looks very clean under there Diego.

You should consider removing the engine tray. It traps heat, and serves no point in hiding oil leaks.

The engine tray is trashed and I'm considering to take it off, and leave it more like this (except keeping the trans tray)

Loving my Fabspeed black tips

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Originally Posted by _snowbird_
I installed my brushed set - and they look fantastic. Shape, size and finish are excellent. Highly recommended!

I will post a pic when I get a chance
Originally Posted by DiegoR
The engine tray is trashed and I'm considering to take it off, and leave it more like this (except keeping the trans tray)

Loving my Fabspeed black tips

Thanks guys! Very happy to hear you are enjoying them
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We're currently offering free shipping in the continental US as part of our Black Friday / Cyber Monday promotion if anyone has been on the fence over ordering a set!
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Do you guys make a set of tips to fit the Turbo cars as of yet?
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Originally Posted by carguy19
Do you guys make a set of tips to fit the Turbo cars as of yet?
Actually yes, the 993T uses the Wide Body version of the 993NA tips we offer

Here is a link to the rolled edge tips we offer on the 993T product page
http://www.fabspeed.com/porsche-993-...-bolt-on-tips/

Here is a link to the Single Wall tips we offer on the 993NA product page, you would have to select the Wide Body version for fitment on the 993T. We will updating our 993T page to reference the Single Wall option shortly.

http://www.fabspeed.com/porsche-993-...-bolt-on-tips/
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My car 1996 C4S Widebody. I have a Fister Exhaust. It appears I have the OEM Square Tips currently. Will these wide ovals fit my setup? Thanks!
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If you have the stock tips on now, these will be a direct replacement.

IMO these are the best substitutes for OEM wide ovals. And better than OEM if you're looking for a finish other than polished.
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Originally Posted by _snowbird_
If you have the stock tips on now, these will be a direct replacement.

IMO these are the best substitutes for OEM wide ovals. And better than OEM if you're looking for a finish other than polished.
Thanks for the kind words my friend, and you are spot on with the explanation!

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My car 1996 C4S Widebody. I have a Fister Exhaust. It appears I have the OEM Square Tips currently. Will these wide ovals fit my setup? Thanks!
The bumper outlet is the same whether it is a factory square or oval tip, and both those factory tips attach the same to the factory mufflers. We developed our tips to be a direct factory replacement, so as long as your tips fit the Fister fine so should ours. PM sent
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