For any of you guys that are thinking of fitting,I would say Just do it,Thats what my 993 was missing ,that real porsche sound,I was a little sad when the 964 went because it had cat bypass and sports exhaust and it was a real head turner when you got on the gas , As for fitting 1 hour Last night to remove mufflers and cut the old bolts off the heat shields and about the same to night to re-fit




OH yes and 2 hours checking out the fantastic sound

Thanks Gert of comming up with the goods

 

+1
Not a big fan of "loud" myself. But imho, the stock 993 was toooo quiet.
The RSRs seem just right to me.
Enjoy.

 

+1 for the RSRs. They are proven in practice what you can see from a lot of positive response in this forum.

Erik

 

Anyone have a sound clip???

 

Got a few days off I will get the vidio out and see what I can do

 

I've got the motorsound on mine. How noticeable are the RSRs in that environment?

 

The volume compared to the motorsound mufflers would be about the same IIRC. However, you get a somewhat "raspier" sound with the RSRs. There are several soundclips to show this. Do a search on RSRs and you will find plenty of info. I doubt you will feel much difference in the volume compared to your motorsounds, the RSRs are just different sounding mufflers.. Good luck

 

Compare to sound clip in my signature- similar?

 

All I can say is that the county lanes around here are never going to be the same !! the windows and sun roof have been open all day


A much cleaner sound but not to over the top when on the motorway

A guy in a Caymen pulled up and asked how do I Get that kinda sound out of this car





Raspy ,I like that word

 

Not to take anything away from Robin's RSR's but, IMHO, I don't think any 993, even a Supercup-equipped one, sounds as good as the many of the water-cooled motors that have aftermarket mufflers. Sometimes, my car sounds too much like a V8 motorboat.

Heresy, I know.

 

I've got some soundclips on my putfile site - see my signature.

Mark, I know what you mean. I imagine mine sounds like an idling Panzer tank at standstill (in anice way!).

Cheers,

David

 

If you like RSRs, try LPMMs.

 

RSR's??? Just Do It baby!

Scott