C4s exhaust note
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Hi guys, i have a 997.2 4s pdk, and the only thing i really would like to improve is the sound of the exhaust, it doesn't have the PSE.
I also have a 964, and recently I've done the G pipe alteration and the sound is now amazing. It costed basically something like 100 dls
Just wondering if there's anything similar for the 997.2, some kind of muffler substitution that will make the sound more "aggressive".... Is there anything out there?
Thanks
I also have a 964, and recently I've done the G pipe alteration and the sound is now amazing. It costed basically something like 100 dls
Just wondering if there's anything similar for the 997.2, some kind of muffler substitution that will make the sound more "aggressive".... Is there anything out there?
Thanks
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Darren Fister at FDMotorsports can modify your mufflers to emulate the PSE exhaust. He offers a core exchange to minimize downtime. Awesome work! http://fdmotorsports.net/fister-exhaust-997-one
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I also have a 997.2 C4S with PDK and had the same problem with my exhaust sound (too quiet). I ended up getting the Fister mod from Darren and it is HANDS DOWN the best money I have spent on modding the car.
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I have a stock exhaust for a .2 C4S taking up space in my garage if you want to keep your stock system stock as a backup or for resale. Have no idea what it's worth so I have to look into that.
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Thanks for the help guys, but it should be a substitution system, I'm in Europe, so a plug n play situation would be easier...
Any ideas to improve it without spending thousands of dollars, (in my case euros!!).
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Any ideas to improve it without spending thousands of dollars, (in my case euros!!).
Thanks
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Is the stock center muffler still on the car. If so, my first suggestion is to replace that with a muffler replacement set of pipes, like Sharkwerks, or similar pipes in Europe.
Here is a link showing the Sharkwerks pipes as a reference to help you find something in Europe. Sharkwerks Pipes
I have these on my car and later added the Porsche PSE. The sound is killer!
Here is a link showing the Sharkwerks pipes as a reference to help you find something in Europe. Sharkwerks Pipes
I have these on my car and later added the Porsche PSE. The sound is killer!
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Is the stock center muffler still on the car. If so, my first suggestion is to replace that with a muffler replacement set of pipes, like Sharkwerks, or similar pipes in Europe.
Here is a link showing the Sharkwerks pipes as a reference to help you find something in Europe. Sharkwerks Pipes
I have these on my car and later added the Porsche PSE. The sound is killer!
Here is a link showing the Sharkwerks pipes as a reference to help you find something in Europe. Sharkwerks Pipes
I have these on my car and later added the Porsche PSE. The sound is killer!
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Have you checked out the Gundo Hack? It's the same premise as the Fister, but you
have a local muffler shop or fabricator do the work. If you search "Gundo", you should find plenty of examples. I did the Gundo with 2" piping and it sounds great.
have a local muffler shop or fabricator do the work. If you search "Gundo", you should find plenty of examples. I did the Gundo with 2" piping and it sounds great.
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I had the Fister mod on my previous car and while it was a lot of bang for the buck, it wasn't nearly as intoxicating as the PSE sound. Of course, it costs you about a 10th as much. Despite having seen many Rennlisters say the sound is the close to the same, I found them to be a lot different.
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Is the stock center muffler still on the car. If so, my first suggestion is to replace that with a muffler replacement set of pipes, like Sharkwerks, or similar pipes in Europe.
Here is a link showing the Sharkwerks pipes as a reference to help you find something in Europe. Sharkwerks Pipes
I have these on my car and later added the Porsche PSE. The sound is killer!
Here is a link showing the Sharkwerks pipes as a reference to help you find something in Europe. Sharkwerks Pipes
I have these on my car and later added the Porsche PSE. The sound is killer!
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The sound was louder and more agressive once I installed the Sharkwerks pipes to replace the center muffler. I drove it that way for about 5 weeks and then installed the PSE, which was the plan all along.
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I have Cargraphic sides and Sharkwerks centre bypass, I'm happy with it, nice grunt and burbles with good volume.
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Go Tubi if you can afford it.