Bolt on Exhaust for SPB?
Any know of a vendor who sells a bolt on spec boxster exhaust system (straight pipe or with resonators/mufflers)? Looks like AWE did at one point, but not seeing much out there on google. What you have been using or what's the typical design? 2.25"? Straight pipe?
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I don’t know if they are typically stocked or made to order but Lucas fab, fabspeed, and Patrick motorsport each offer a bolt on system. There are others (AWE?). Most are just over $1000. I’m wondering about just doing a 2.25” straight pipe system and perhaps having an X near the exit. I understand the X (or H) is worth a bit of power on this platform. |
We have a bolt on system for SPB, with either of the following options: straight pipe, muffled, or both (swap-able).
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You can also check with Robbie Provost at Provost Motorsports in Bordentown, NJ. They have a great exhaust system that they fabricate in house. 609-298-3555.
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Topspeed $380.
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Todd - is there a link you can point me to? Thanks all for your responses!
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I made my own, not too difficult if you have a welder. I opted for some fairly open turbo mufflers to quite the sound a bit.
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Tarrett does as well
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I was thinking of going the old Dune buggy route if I decide to make the SPB street legal.
I also have a set of supertrapps I might dig up if I need it for on track use too. Mike |
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Originally Posted by Lemming
(Post 14807005)
I made my own, not too difficult if you have a welder. I opted for some fairly open turbo mufflers to quite the sound a bit.
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Looks good - did you just use the stock flanges and weld the wider tube on? or did you source other flanges?
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The exhaust on a SPB will easily rob power if done incorrectly. Flow and path are extremely important. Pick an exhaust with only mandrel bends and that has a very smooth path inside. I have dynoed several types and was amazed the differences small things could make. |
Originally Posted by HoBoJoe
(Post 14807601)
What size piping/mufflers is that?
Originally Posted by Matt Marks
(Post 14807756)
Looks good - did you just use the stock flanges and weld the wider tube on? or did you source other flanges?
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Originally Posted by mmuller
(Post 14808090)
The exhaust on a SPB will easily rob power if done incorrectly. Flow and path are extremely important. Pick an exhaust with only mandrel bends and that has a very smooth path inside. I have dynoed several types and was amazed the differences small things could make. |
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