Tubi Muffler Install Pricing
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Tubi Muffler Install Pricing
I got a quote from my dealer for installing a Tubi muffler on my 2006 997S. The quote was around $3700 and included a $500 adapter pipe they said was necessary in addition to the $2499 for the muffler. Other than the muffler, what parts do I need if I want to re-use my stock tips and install the muffler myself? I missed out on the group buy.
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Sounds really high. I paid 2050 for my muffler on a group buy and 300 to put it on. Use the search function for tubi group buy and get the name of the shop in Miami to ship it to you.
I found the name and number for you.....Thomas Prado....Absolute motoring......1 800 680 6685.
I found the name and number for you.....Thomas Prado....Absolute motoring......1 800 680 6685.
Last edited by points; 03-07-2008 at 08:38 AM. Reason: Found info.
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Local dealer installed headers and mufflers in 5 hours. I do not know what they are talking about for a 500.00 adapter pipe. Does seems over the top. BTW, you will not be disappointed. They scream at 4k-7k and when your driving "normal" there are no cabin resonances and quiet.
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Tubi is expensive and Fabspeed or AWE mufflers sound just as good built just as good or better for well over $1000 less!
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I have to disagree on the fabspeed build quality....Ive seen tips and mufflers with really crappy welds and not aligned properly.Having heard all three when I was debating my purchase I went with tubi.
Last edited by points; 03-07-2008 at 11:44 AM. Reason: mistake
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The Tubi comes with the correct adapter piece when you order it... the S one is a little bigger to accept the stock tips.
Its a VERY easy DIY.. cost me the price of two Rhino Ramps (as these cars dont have jacks anymore :-()
Its about a 1 hr to 90 minute job. Worst bit is fitting the tip clamps over the new pipe... pretty tight fit.
It is a very nice sound :-)
Its a VERY easy DIY.. cost me the price of two Rhino Ramps (as these cars dont have jacks anymore :-()
Its about a 1 hr to 90 minute job. Worst bit is fitting the tip clamps over the new pipe... pretty tight fit.
It is a very nice sound :-)
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Points, Gone through 2 sets of Fabspeed muffles 13,000+ miles on my cab no isses with welds fit or finish and the lates bolted right up and already have 3 DE's on them with no issues plus street driving.
If you want Tubi that is cool and I am not slamming them but there is not much difference for the extra $1300 you will spend over buying Fabspeed or AWE muffler cans.
If you want Tubi that is cool and I am not slamming them but there is not much difference for the extra $1300 you will spend over buying Fabspeed or AWE muffler cans.
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see ya! Mike