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I Fistered my 997.2. Way better than stock. Thought the car would sound a little more throaty like my old 996 with Fisters, but then again, my 996 didn't have a rear center muffler. Very happy with them. Welding seems impeccable.
I Fistered my 997.2. Way better than stock. Thought the car would sound a little more throaty like my old 996 with Fisters, but then again, my 996 didn't have a rear center muffler. Very happy with them. Welding seems impeccable.
If you want to wake up your Fister mufflers, replace your center muffler with Sharkwerks muffler by-pass pipes.
Got my gt3 seats installed and with a little disappointment i couldnt install my red seat belts due to the tecequipment roll i have in. I blew it i should have did the belts when i did the bar! Im so mad at myself!
Gave her a rubdown with Wolfgang Spritz before a quick spin to the farmers store.
Filled with 13 Gallons non-oxygenated 92 proof ethyl hoping they used quality additives.
It may just be wishful thinking, but acceleration is smoother and the exhaust is not a raspy sounding.
I tried Dr. Colorchip on my Meteor Grey 997.2 for the first time. Worked extremely well for small rock chips. I also used Langka to remove some old touch-up paint. Overall, Dr. Colorchip is much easier to work with, though building up layers to fill a deeper chip/scratch takes several coats.
08-27-2014, 01:43 AM
