Gundo or Tubi
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Gundo. No brainer. It sounds so good. I often get asked by many Porsche techs what exhaust setup I have. Nothing aside from X51 headers and Gundo. Coincidentally, I was happening to read the latest isue of 'Total 911' and there was an article about the Gundo hack being a near identical sound to the PSE. In the end, if you really don't like it, it would have cost you a couple hundred bucks tops. I was ready to go Tubi and now that desire has been completely removed.
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The Gundo sounds great. The only advantage would be to save weight. If you have $5-8k burning a hole in your pocket then go for the full exhaust and headers for major weight savings and performance.
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From I've seen here in the pictures, the do a nice job. It appears they're set up to do the necessary cuts, and the welds are clean.
I haven't personally seen their work-just pics here.
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Thank you... I thought that was the case.
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Tubi sounds more raspy with a little more burble backfires on de-acelleration. The Gundo sounds really good too and is far less money than Tubi.
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I had the FD (fister mod) done to my 997.2 and Darin was an awesome guy to meet in person. He uses 1.75" stainless pipes with a very clean wield job. The sound especially at cold start is awesome and not loud, Not bothering the neighborhood at all- yet adds a very deep note observed at 3k+ rpm IMO.
I've ordered the Sharkwerks bypass and going to have this added for even more sound as well. I didn't want to go with changing the side mufflers as I was looking at Fvd, tubi, cargraphics and the sounds were too loud for my taste.
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