PSE: To Do or Not To Do?
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PSE: To Do or Not To Do?
A few months ago, I had the opportunity to hear a PSE on one of the dealer’s cars and it did sound truly incredible.
This upcoming weekend, I will be taking my car in for a few recalls and for an oil service/oil change.
What do you guys think? Should I go ahead and add the PSE? Is it worth it?
This upcoming weekend, I will be taking my car in for a few recalls and for an oil service/oil change.
What do you guys think? Should I go ahead and add the PSE? Is it worth it?
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Originally Posted by infestation
A few months ago, I had the opportunity to hear a PSE on one of the dealer’s cars and it did sound truly incredible.
This upcoming weekend, I will be taking my car in for a few recalls and for an oil service/oil change.
What do you guys think? Should I go ahead and add the PSE? Is it worth it?
This upcoming weekend, I will be taking my car in for a few recalls and for an oil service/oil change.
What do you guys think? Should I go ahead and add the PSE? Is it worth it?
I am curious .
What are the few recalls you have on your car ?
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I'm ambivalent. I kinda wish I ordered it with my car. Then problem would be solved.
Since the car is fine without it. The thing just sounds differently and won't perform differently. Since it's gonna cost me more to get it now and I'm "stuck" with a bunch of unwanted stock muffler parts..., well..., it's hard for me to get excited about retrofit. Then I askmyself what else can I spend the $$ on and I can think of about a dozen things that will make other people in my life happier than me getting more car junk for myself.
If it involved getting more HP insted of pretending to have more HP, screww the other people in my life: I'd get the PSE.
Since the car is fine without it. The thing just sounds differently and won't perform differently. Since it's gonna cost me more to get it now and I'm "stuck" with a bunch of unwanted stock muffler parts..., well..., it's hard for me to get excited about retrofit. Then I askmyself what else can I spend the $$ on and I can think of about a dozen things that will make other people in my life happier than me getting more car junk for myself.
If it involved getting more HP insted of pretending to have more HP, screww the other people in my life: I'd get the PSE.
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Since the car is fine without it. The thing just sounds differently and won't perform differently. Since it's gonna cost me more to get it now and I'm "stuck" with a bunch of unwanted stock muffler parts..., well..., it's hard for me to get excited about retrofit. Then I askmyself what else can I spend the $$ on and I can think of about a dozen things that will make other people in my life happier than me getting more car junk for myself.
You are being far too rational in your car decisions. Buying and modding Porsches is purely emotional. If you continue on this path, you'll soon be selling your car and buying a Toyota Camry.
You are being far too rational in your car decisions. Buying and modding Porsches is purely emotional. If you continue on this path, you'll soon be selling your car and buying a Toyota Camry.
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Originally Posted by fast1
[If you continue on this path, you'll soon be selling your car and buying a Toyota Camry.
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jcnesq:
If I remember a previous post, you had Fabspeed, didn't like the sound and replaced the Fabspeed with PSE. Which Fabspeed install did you have...Bypass or headers and mufflers and cats?
If I remember a previous post, you had Fabspeed, didn't like the sound and replaced the Fabspeed with PSE. Which Fabspeed install did you have...Bypass or headers and mufflers and cats?