Sport Shifter / Sport Exhaust--Is There A Big Difference?
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Unless you have PASM - SSK, PSE and suspension are all must have options/mods.
Can save a few bucks by getting the B&M, same as Porsches, and DIY.
It's easy to disable the cut-off on the exhaust too.
Can save a few bucks by getting the B&M, same as Porsches, and DIY.
It's easy to disable the cut-off on the exhaust too.
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I have to say that the stock exhaust and intake howl on my C2S coupe are outstanding, provided you have the windows down to hear it. Pretty quiet inside otherwise, which is why I think some people like the PSE. I have the factory sport shift option and it's fantastic. Feels direct, not too notchy, but I agree with others that cold weather makes first gear a little balky. A shift to second then first works around it just fine.
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Has anybody here done the B&M or stock sports shifter retrofit? How is the difficulty level? I saw the B&M instruction and wasn't sure if I am up to tearing apart my center console...
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I also installed a PSE on my car a year ago, along with X51 headers. So if you can't find a good deal, i would just retrofit your current car with these items. Used PSE components and X51 headers are occasionally available on the forums, especially 6speedonline classifieds. Or you can buy new at suppliers like Suncoast in Florida. Be sure any used PSE exhausts include the wiring, solenoid, tubing, etc. so that you can control it. I installed a simple on-off switch in my console ashtray to have direct control over the PSE mufflers, and find the control very useful.
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Just disconnect the orange plug and PSE will stay in loud mode. I disconnected mine a year ago and have never reconnected it. Just be sure to strap the loose connector to something so it doesn't flop around. Supposedly you can get the same effect by removing a fuse but I don't know which one.
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Just disconnect the orange plug and PSE will stay in loud mode. I disconnected mine a year ago and have never reconnected it. Just be sure to strap the loose connector to something so it doesn't flop around. Supposedly you can get the same effect by removing a fuse but I don't know which one.
BTW, I didn't notice until now that the OP has a C2. Do the PSE mufflers and X51
headers fit on a C2? If not, then he'd obviously be better off to get a C2S if he wants PSE.
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The PSE cuts out at certain SPEEDS (not RPMs) due to Swiss noise-abatement laws to which Porsche complies. If you're any sort of Porsche driver you won't be in that speed range for very long!
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