993inNC

As some of you may or may not know, myself and a friend have been custom building cat by pass pipes (X-pipes), sport cat pipes, "cup" mufflers, and other associated parts under the name DACH over on the 993 board. This year (our second), we will be looking at helping you guys with 996s by giving you another alternative. Although we have not finalized a "sponsor" position with RL, I have been blessed by John D in regards to our "selling".
Now to complete the post. We are looking for a 996 NA (or more than one) and down the road a 997 NA to use as a mock up vehicle. If you are in the Raleigh, Fayetteville or other surrounding areas and would be willing to allow us to use your car to build prototype parts, we will in turn give you (at no charge) that part (s) once we have finalized the ability to more "mass" produce the item (s). PM me if you have any interest. We will not be starting this venture until probably mid year (May, June....subject to change )

For most any question you may have about us or what we do, or what people think of our products, please visit the 993 board and search for DACH, you won't be disappointed

.....and thanks for reading this post

993inNC

No one wants free exhaust parts? Gonna make me buy a car just to get a mock up put together

rroobbcc

I would love to take you up on your offer, but I am in Atlanta. However, if you ever do a 964 exhaust, mine is sitting in the garage (partially disassembled) as I continue to fail to find the time to invest in my rebuild into a track beast. :-( However it is not currently registered so it would need to be flat bedded to NC.

gota911

Too bad I'm on the other side of the state, just outside of Charlotte!

AndrewWK

PM'd. Now if only you could build them for my audis...

993inNC

PM and email sent.
Bring me the Audi, we'll do those too My partner in this (Dave) does custom rods, Corvettes.....whatever you got, if it has exhaust it can be modified.

993inNC

Funny you should mention that. I have a guy thru the local PCA that has a 964 and wants me to do his exhaust over, he just can't bring himself to spend some money .
To really do it right will run a couple grand (as much as $3500 if you really want to do it right with bodywork and paint), but you'll probably unleash 30 -50 HP in getting rid of those miles of 964 stock exhaust! You may however loose your heat capablity.

PorschePRH

Is there anyone doing a stock conversion to the PSE bypass? You could probably make a pretty good business turning those around... You send the modified ones, and they mail back the cores. Or just send the originals to be modified.

Some companies pre-bend and pre-cut the by-pass tubes for Corvettes and sell them for local installation.

I would be interested in those services...

hamilton

I will trade you a mint set of orange side markers for a set of these pipes.

993inNC

We do modified muffs for 993's but nothing yet for 996's......which is why I'm here. If you want to be the "guinea pig" for a muff mod....send 'em to me and let me know what you'd like.

Dutchie in NC

Charlotte as well, so guess that doesn't work for you?

AmirShaikh

I think this is a good idea...
I really think that companies like Fabspeed are running on huge margins for their exhausts.

I was actually pricing out alternatives and seeing what it would cost to have my own done.

Also, I wonder if stock exhaust could be opened up...then all that would need to be done would be to replace the internal stuff with a straight through perforated pipe.

Anyhow..I'll let the experts (you guys) work on it .

thanks,
Amir

gota911

Here is a Fabspeed video clip that has an OEM Porsche muffler cut open. He explains how the air flows through the Porsche muffler. I found it very informative.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZDbA...elated&search=

ReidN

OK I think I want one now. Sport cats headers and exhaust!! Sounds great thanks for sharing the vid Gotta911!

AmirShaikh

Thanks!

I saw this one...though i was wondering if the muffler is serviceable (aka if we can actually close it after opening it). I remember that the DSM guys use to buy stock Supra intercoolers, and pry off and re-orient the ends for their car.

thanks,
Amir