PSE on my 2013 cabrio
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Hi
I'm from Palm Beach county in Florida. I have a base 991 cabrio 2013(3,4) . I went into the dealer today to find out how much it would cost me to upgrade my regular exhaust system to the PSE, the dealer quote me 5000$ all install with the switch inside the car . It it market price ?
I'm from Palm Beach county in Florida. I have a base 991 cabrio 2013(3,4) . I went into the dealer today to find out how much it would cost me to upgrade my regular exhaust system to the PSE, the dealer quote me 5000$ all install with the switch inside the car . It it market price ?
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That's a bit high. Your 3.4 Carrera doesn't come with the open/close modulator valves like the 3.8 does, so installation is a bit more complex and has a few more parts. However, if you don't need the switch and are happy with the sound being constant, you can buy the center PSE muffler and plug the valves so they stay open for around $ 2,200 new, and if you have two jackstands and basic hand tools its a one hour job to install start to finish.
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I put in a center x pipe and it sounds really good - bought it used for about $400 and install was $150 at dealer. PSE is great if it is already on the car but it's a bunch of money to install and you will see very little of it when you sell the car. There's another thread about sport tail pipes from China that look good and are cheap - I bought mine from Fabspeed and they were double the cost and deteriorated quickly.