Fabspeed Exhaust
#1
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Fabspeed Exhaust
I was wondering if anyone has this exhaust installed. What I'm interested is is the package below, European cat and single outlet muffler. No chip, already have the airbox. What are your opinions about sound? Do you have a recording? Thinking their claim of 35 RWP increase, may be exaggerated.
http://www.fabspeed.com/porsche-964-...mance-package/
http://www.fabspeed.com/porsche-964-...mance-package/
#2
I have the setup you describe. Sport cat, single outlet muffler. I also have the cup airbox and DME chip.
I find this exhaust setup very pleasing. It sounds great, does not drone, not too loud.
It is expensive for what it is.
On my other car I have experimented with the primary muffler delete (cup pipe) and the secondary muffler delete (G-pipe) and have run the each alone and simultaneously (loud). I find the G-pipe to produce a nice effect in conjunction with the stock muffler, and for $120 I think it is a pretty cheap mod that cuts weight and gives a more aggressive sound.
I find this exhaust setup very pleasing. It sounds great, does not drone, not too loud.
It is expensive for what it is.
On my other car I have experimented with the primary muffler delete (cup pipe) and the secondary muffler delete (G-pipe) and have run the each alone and simultaneously (loud). I find the G-pipe to produce a nice effect in conjunction with the stock muffler, and for $120 I think it is a pretty cheap mod that cuts weight and gives a more aggressive sound.
#3
Three Wheelin'
I have their headers and dual outlet catleas exhaust. Depending on how far down cape you are, I'd be happy to meet up so you could hear it. The setup you describe would be more quiet for sure. As for their hp claims.. I'm gonna call BS on it. Sure does sound good though
#5
Drifting
I have the Fabspeed RSR system. Not too loud but sounds mean once you jump on it. Bit of drone at highway speeds/rpm but not too bad. Single outlet would have less drone.
very optimistic
While not a direct comparison I just changed the exhaust on my Golf GTI from standard to Milltek 3" turbo back with before and after dyno runs. It gained 7hp at the wheels with exhaust alone and 55hp once it was tuned. Turbo cars are easry though - just turn up the boost, advance the timing and lean it out a bit.
very optimistic
While not a direct comparison I just changed the exhaust on my Golf GTI from standard to Milltek 3" turbo back with before and after dyno runs. It gained 7hp at the wheels with exhaust alone and 55hp once it was tuned. Turbo cars are easry though - just turn up the boost, advance the timing and lean it out a bit.
#6
I think that the 35hp gain claim, is attributed to a combination package where the DME chip, exhaust, and cup airbox cover are sold all together. Frankly, that is the ONLY way it MIGHT be possible.
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#9
I did get the fabspeed exhaust installed. I haven't put the car on a dyno but I can tell you that the unit is lighter and has a better sound that the stock equipment.
35 HP seems like a lot given that it's a cat back unit but I am no expert.
35 HP seems like a lot given that it's a cat back unit but I am no expert.
#12
#13
I have their headers and dual outlet catleas exhaust. Depending on how far down cape you are, I'd be happy to meet up so you could hear it. The setup you describe would be more quiet for sure. As for their hp claims.. I'm gonna call BS on it. Sure does sound good though
Power gain was obvious, put a big smile on my face when I first got back the car.
#14
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The power gain is from removing the cat, not the Fabspeed exhaust. If you want to pay $2600 for no power gain and an unbearable drone at cruising speed, that's your choice, but as said above, a way better solution is cat bypass and a primary or secondary muffler bypass, which can be done for around $500.
#15
Drifting
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