ca993twin

I would advise against modifying your stock mufflers... in case you want return the car to stock in the future.

gaby1088

isnt that the only way to get fisters though? I thought you had to send them yours for it to be the $400+

ca993twin

Oh. Well... there ya go. I suppose you could find someone to swap with you if you wanted to go back to stock. Sigh. Never mind.

FisterD

I will always swap my mufflers back for stock mufflers with you at any time if you should decide to go back.
We also do a Stage I mod upon request and it's $250. Done all in stainless steel and tig welded. The Velvet Black ceramic coating shown here is optional.

gaby1088

Thank you Darin! I was really set on the stage II's though... I have never heard the stage I's

FisterD

The Stage IIs are probably the most popular. The IIIs also have a nice following , but the IIs have them outnumbered.

Parnelli

If you have enough money to buy a Porsche then you should have enough money to do the mufflers the right way, too......go with the Fisters. You won't be disappointed.

gaby1088

Its both mine and my dads, but I primarily use it. Once I sell my current car itll be mine

nile13

Ah, you are absolutely correct, sir! Sorry, my ears are still ringing from two weeks of driving to events with new exhaust.

But I meant what I've said - removing mufflers from a daily driven car is a patently bad idea in my book. FD makes 3 (or is it 2 now) stages of mufflers, there are other ways of doing LPMM as well. So no need to muffler removal in hopes of getting better sound on a street car.

CAHRERA

I love my Stage IIs