RMc

Has anyone had any experience with Stebro exhaust on a Boxster or otherwise?

blinkwatt

No but if it's the same Stebro I keep seeing on eBay then it's overpriced I can tell you that much.

RMc

Do you have any experience with that company?

blinkwatt

If I remember correctly I saw the exhaust on eBay for $1.5k+,no exhaust should cost that much!

RMc

I agree with that statement. Which is why I've had a difficult time convincing myself to go with PSE.

Giovanni

much better price but still a bit steep:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Porsc...spagenameZWDVW

blinkwatt

Not worth it,for a 'racing' exhaust. If that's what you want you pay a shop to gut your OEM muffler and install two pipes from the inlets to the exhaust pipes and it will be 1/2 the cost at most.

JohnVitamvas

Agreed. I made something just like that for less than $200 in parts from Summit racing. What a ripoff.

986Jim

OMG look, two $50 resonators $25 in pipe and two tips at $50 so $175 in parts, two hours to weld so another $150 and two stickers $10. Lets see in tota $335 (being extra generous) and a sale price of $975. Honestly that exhaust is worth $250 the way they make it.

Apparently the everyday JOE is paying for their racing.l

First986NJ

On top of it being over priced, that thing looks like it would resonate like hell.

Carreralicious

Not to mention there are no bars welded on the rear of the muffler that should hang onto the cats as the OEM muffler does, for a more stable/secure connection, and the tips don't even reach out to the end of the rear bumper. They're too short. LOL

nickg

stebro makes VERY NICE stuff...had a complete stebro setup on my 83 Quattro. fit perfect and sounded awesome...I personally would buy their stuff again, and i work for the 3rd largest exhaust manufacturer in the world (bosal) because they are that good

JohnVitamvas

Well - every company makes a crap product now and then.