Loaded

Great work. Sounds great also. I will post pics of the work later this evening

Loaded

Here it is......sounds great

JV911

what brand did you end up getting?

with 500 RWHP and 600lbft i'll have to get one too!

JonH

Fausto!
You can't come hear getting us all worked up without a sound clip!

PS Did you finish that calendar you were working on?

oceanvue

Loaded,
What make and model muffler did you end up with and what was cost including fabrication?

Loaded

Hey guys sorry bout the sound clip I have to get my daughters help in doing that. Im lucky to have mastered posting pics. LOL
Cost was 230 out the door.
I will get the model number it sno on my receipt I paid labor only

No the photo shoot for the girlys is still pending locations etc.

Mike Murphy

A muffler for $230? Sweet! Whoever says Porsches are expensive to maintain probably is used to getting bills from the mechanic. I find that the 3.2 is surprisingly easy to work on, don't you?

Loaded

I agree for the 911 the 928 is a different animal.

It still blows my mind guys are paying 500-1800 for a muffler system for a 3.2

84_Carrera

Looks like the same design as the Bursch / Dynomax setup.

JackOlsen

I think when you spend $800+ on a muffler, it means you're getting into the categories of ruthless restoration, cost-is-no-object-for-that-last-Nth-of-performance fixation, or, well... shiny jewelry.

Fausto/Loaded is spot on: it's a muffler.

My car has an $80 Flowmaster on it. If it ever fails or breaks, I'll get another Flowmaster.

Gratuitous butt shot:

Mike Murphy

Don't take this the wrong way, but "that's a great ***"!

Loaded

Jacks Car is Sexy as hell and its has set a bench mark for sexy as hell 911's

BTW thanks Jack

zorro1car

Maybe we need to displace some "butt shots".....

Loaded

Yeah Nice **** but mine as 500 horsepower LOL

zorro1car

500hp???? Well, then you will be really hauling "****".....