FabSpeed Super Cup?
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FabSpeed Super Cup?
Anyone running these on a street car?
One of my Cans (MaxFlow) has it's baffling come loose. And I'm looking for a replacement to match up to the FabSpeed X-pipe (on its way)
One of my Cans (MaxFlow) has it's baffling come loose. And I'm looking for a replacement to match up to the FabSpeed X-pipe (on its way)
#3
I have a set of excellent condition super cups I'm about to put up for sale. Without the x-pipe, there is considerable drone at 2800 rpm with stock cats. Fabspeed told me their xpipes cures this, but given that I'm in CA, I could not legally run them.
I ran these on my 996 that is a street car. On canyon roads with the windows rolled down, they sounded glorious. They really shine above 4000rpm. I ran them back to back with my maxflo's and they are much louder and give you a lot more "fast car noises" like some burbles when you let off the gas pedal. I really liked that about the super cups. What I really didn't like is the drone they produce with stock cats at cruising speeds, and after a while, it just got old and I put the maxflo's back on.
Happy to help answer any more questions you might have.
I ran these on my 996 that is a street car. On canyon roads with the windows rolled down, they sounded glorious. They really shine above 4000rpm. I ran them back to back with my maxflo's and they are much louder and give you a lot more "fast car noises" like some burbles when you let off the gas pedal. I really liked that about the super cups. What I really didn't like is the drone they produce with stock cats at cruising speeds, and after a while, it just got old and I put the maxflo's back on.
Happy to help answer any more questions you might have.
Last edited by sweet victory; 12-01-2021 at 03:13 PM.
#4
I have a set of excellent condition super cups I'm about to put up for sale. Without the x-pipe, there is considerable drone at 2800 rpm with stock cats. Fabspeed told me their xpipes cures this, but given that I'm in CA, I could not legally run them.
I ran these on my 996 that is a street car. On canyon roads with the windows rolled down, they sounded glorious. They really shine above 4000rpm. I ran them back to back with my maxflo's and they are much louder and give you a lot more "fast car noises" like some burbles when you let off the gas pedal. I really liked that about the super cups. What I really didn't like is the drone they produce with stock cats at cruising speeds, and after a while, it just got old and I put the maxflo's back on.
Happy to help answer any more questions you might have.
I ran these on my 996 that is a street car. On canyon roads with the windows rolled down, they sounded glorious. They really shine above 4000rpm. I ran them back to back with my maxflo's and they are much louder and give you a lot more "fast car noises" like some burbles when you let off the gas pedal. I really liked that about the super cups. What I really didn't like is the drone they produce with stock cats at cruising speeds, and after a while, it just got old and I put the maxflo's back on.
Happy to help answer any more questions you might have.
This is on stock cats BTW
#5
I have a set of excellent condition super cups I'm about to put up for sale. Without the x-pipe, there is considerable drone at 2800 rpm with stock cats. Fabspeed told me their xpipes cures this, but given that I'm in CA, I could not legally run them.
I ran these on my 996 that is a street car. On canyon roads with the windows rolled down, they sounded glorious. They really shine above 4000rpm. I ran them back to back with my maxflo's and they are much louder and give you a lot more "fast car noises" like some burbles when you let off the gas pedal. I really liked that about the super cups. What I really didn't like is the drone they produce with stock cats at cruising speeds, and after a while, it just got old and I put the maxflo's back on.
Happy to help answer any more questions you might have.
I ran these on my 996 that is a street car. On canyon roads with the windows rolled down, they sounded glorious. They really shine above 4000rpm. I ran them back to back with my maxflo's and they are much louder and give you a lot more "fast car noises" like some burbles when you let off the gas pedal. I really liked that about the super cups. What I really didn't like is the drone they produce with stock cats at cruising speeds, and after a while, it just got old and I put the maxflo's back on.
Happy to help answer any more questions you might have.
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808Bill (12-03-2021)
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I have a full exhaust with fabspeed supercup, xpipe and headers. It is glorious under overpass, full throttle etc. 2700-2900 drones pretty hard. Above 3k not so bad.
My car is not a track car which is what the super cup was designed for. Most times i am just driving to work i use headphones or my ears ring for a bit after getting to work. My commute is 30 miles each way. Brief drives i open the windows.
It sets off the occasional car alarm in my neighborhood and parking lots. My wife can hear me getting home when i pull in the neighborhood. I never feel bad leaving early though. Sounds of freedom and all but i try to keep off the throttle as much as i can until i leave the hood. My neighbors have never complained but i do live in Texas.
I feel no additional power.
My car is not a track car which is what the super cup was designed for. Most times i am just driving to work i use headphones or my ears ring for a bit after getting to work. My commute is 30 miles each way. Brief drives i open the windows.
It sets off the occasional car alarm in my neighborhood and parking lots. My wife can hear me getting home when i pull in the neighborhood. I never feel bad leaving early though. Sounds of freedom and all but i try to keep off the throttle as much as i can until i leave the hood. My neighbors have never complained but i do live in Texas.
I feel no additional power.