Fabspeed Sport Exhaust System
10-04-2007, 01:33 PM
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Fabspeed Sport Exhaust System
I want to install a Fabspeed Sport exhaust system on my 997S. I am planning on doing the install myself. Has anyone in this forum done that? If so was it easy and how do you like the results? Can you tell a difference in the power?
10-04-2007, 05:01 PM
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Three Wheelin'
I installed Fabspeed on my 2005 C2 and it is easy to do. I did not care for the sound and that is the reason I just installed PSE (easy install also) on my 2007 Carrera. No, you will not notice a difference in power. Some like the sound and some don't, try to listen to some before you decide.
10-05-2007, 12:22 AM
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I did not install myself but recently had the fabspeed maxflo mufflers installed and I like the sound. There is no noticeable power gain. I went back and forth between fabspeed and cargraphic finally chose fabspeed because I could get it faster. I also have the fabspeed muffler bypass pipes. Those are a little too crazy for my local driving. I only ran those foer about two weeks.
10-05-2007, 02:03 AM
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from my experience, after installing/removing the oem mufflers, AWE mufflers and fabspeeds now. the fabspeeds were the hardest because of the the additional extension needed and the fact that it is so hard to align the tips, and still are alittle crooked.
the sound is good, deeper than the AWE but not as refined. and it seems like as the AWE got louder in the higher rpms, the fabspeed is lower.
if anyone is interested i may sell my fabspeed mufflers and tips ($1050). and try out the pse.
the sound is good, deeper than the AWE but not as refined. and it seems like as the AWE got louder in the higher rpms, the fabspeed is lower.
if anyone is interested i may sell my fabspeed mufflers and tips ($1050). and try out the pse.
10-05-2007, 12:14 PM
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from my experience, after installing/removing the oem mufflers, AWE mufflers and fabspeeds now. the fabspeeds were the hardest because of the the additional extension needed and the fact that it is so hard to align the tips, and still are alittle crooked.
the sound is good, deeper than the AWE but not as refined. and it seems like as the AWE got louder in the higher rpms, the fabspeed is lower.
if anyone is interested i may sell my fabspeed mufflers and tips ($1050). and try out the pse.
the sound is good, deeper than the AWE but not as refined. and it seems like as the AWE got louder in the higher rpms, the fabspeed is lower.
if anyone is interested i may sell my fabspeed mufflers and tips ($1050). and try out the pse.
Borla says another month for the 997S kit...you tried them all man...
10-05-2007, 09:39 PM
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I too installed the Fabspeeds and thought they were somewhat a pain in the *** but then I'd never done an exhaust before. I installed a 1-1/4-inch bipass pipe right in front of the muffer to increas the sound a little. It's relitively quiet in the low RPM's, but sounds throatier at WOT....
10-06-2007, 01:28 AM
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10-06-2007, 06:46 AM
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no it is listed for the carrera S.
put in this code
txx7m104 at the checkout and it gives you 15% off.
of course we never know when it will come out but it is still a great price.
put in this code
txx7m104 at the checkout and it gives you 15% off.
of course we never know when it will come out but it is still a great price.
