pierre_l

I am looking to get a better noise (stock and k&n right now), is it worth the 300$?

seen there:

http://www.911pcar.com/Porsche_Parts...aust_parts.htm

Thanks,

Pierre

Cy

Pierre,

Probably not the amount of improvement in noise that you're looking for . . . especially for $300. Look into some of Robin Sun's RSRs. Search on RSRs on the forum and you'll find a lot of information. Also, try searching on Maxflo's and Supercups.

Also, search on K&N as many people don't like the airfilter due to issues with the MAF and/or report less HP. If you like the intake sound it gives you, try a motorsound airbox or get a stock air box and drill the holes. (Templates for drilling the holes can be found by searching, too.)

Regards,

jz993

P-
In my (limited) experience, the sport mufflers are louder than the RSR's. I have the RSR's, and IMO, although a quality product, they are only marginally louder.

Viken

I disagree. I had the M159 sport mufflers on my 993 and every time I got together with a friend with RSR's, we compared the sounds. The RSR's were slightly throatier and louder. Your money is much better spent on RSR's than anything else.

David in LA

I agree w/ Viken...RSRs are louder and raspier (in a good way) than the factory sport mufflers.

Cy

Viken and David,

That's my experience too. A couple of weeks ago I had my car sitting next to a 97 C4S with motor sound and my RSRs were deeper and louder while running at idle. The motorsound did sound good though . . . it was better than the stock cans for sure.

And in re the RSR, you could not do business with a better person than Robin.

Regards to all,

pierre_l

Thanks guys, I have been looking at rsr in the forum history and it sounds like people like them, where can I find them cheap?

chris walrod

Definitely go for the RSR's! Also, add a side-order of Motorsound airbox..

Another thing to consider, when requested, Robin will "RSR" your mufflers and return to you. This way, you know they will fit and not get stuck with tweaked mufflers like ones you may find in a junkyard..

Viken

Is $450 "cheap" enough for you?

Texas993

$450 is cheap enough for me. As of yesterday, I am on the waiting list.

jonathank2000

I went from a MSP (Motor Sound Package) including the MSP mufflers to RSR's. It was only marginally better until I drilled bigger and more holes to the airbox, now it ROCKS!!! I still have the MSP mufflers if you want to try these out....

Texas993

jonathank2000, check your PM.

Martin S.

Robin Sun's mufflers are the way to go... but they may be on back order. $300 for a pair of sport mufflers is not bad assuming they include the tips! I have Motorsound Mufflers on now...they are just fine for mde.