PSE Install
05-19-2006, 04:01 PM
#16
Burning Brakes
Originally Posted by colonel
Oscar94,
How much did the dealer charge you? Did they have any problems removing in interior to connect the switch? I'm still waiting to get my install.
Thanks.
How much did the dealer charge you? Did they have any problems removing in interior to connect the switch? I'm still waiting to get my install.
Thanks.
05-19-2006, 04:28 PM
#17
$250 with or without the electronics?
ohsixx, did you get PSE also? The lowest quote I got was $800, the highest was $1600. They said if you want to get it right, we need to go to the dealer, and then he said they need to remove the rear bumper. I told them you don't need to remove the rear bumper... what a bunch of BS! Yes, we have a Porsche, but it doesn't mean they can ripe us of also.
Now, I thinking just install the vacuum tubes only, and no electronics.
ohsixx, did you get PSE also? The lowest quote I got was $800, the highest was $1600. They said if you want to get it right, we need to go to the dealer, and then he said they need to remove the rear bumper. I told them you don't need to remove the rear bumper... what a bunch of BS! Yes, we have a Porsche, but it doesn't mean they can ripe us of also.
Now, I thinking just install the vacuum tubes only, and no electronics.
05-19-2006, 09:29 PM
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Don;t bother with electronics or vaccuum lines
I had my pse hooked up with no electronics but with vaccuum lines. I have essentially disconnected the vaccuum lines (with 1/4" plastic on/off valve) and I am running loud all the time. I will never put in quiet mode again.
Save your money, just have the mufflers installed with no electronics and no vacuum lines.
Save your money, just have the mufflers installed with no electronics and no vacuum lines.
05-19-2006, 09:42 PM
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I am having mine done at the dealer.. ABout $1,500 to install with the button added. I guess if you want to keep it on all the time.. it would be cheaper... I have a cab and I don't know how loud it will be so the ability to turn it off in those rare instances when i need/want quiet is worth it for me.
05-22-2006, 09:00 PM
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colonel check your pm. according to porsche pse installation time is 3.3 hrs for cars with chrono and about 4.4 for cars without chrono. i was quuoted between $500 to $1200 by dealers.
05-23-2006, 10:08 AM
#24
Originally Posted by colonel
Oscar94,
$250 at the dealer? which one? I think they charge $100 just to open the engine hatch.
Thanks
$250 at the dealer? which one? I think they charge $100 just to open the engine hatch.
Thanks
I double checked my receipt after reading the other quotes here...it was 280 for the install. Took them quite a while also. I am really not sure why it was so cheap.
Leith Porsche Cary NC
05-23-2006, 02:37 PM
#26
Originally Posted by ohsixx
After driving the car for almost two months, I have decided against the PSE. I am just going to buy a nice set of exhaust tips.
05-23-2006, 06:59 PM
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I just installed the PSE. LOVE the sound. Not over the top (read cheesy or boy-racer) just classic 911 sound. I agree the car should have come from the factory this way.
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