Fabspeed Valvetronic / PSE?
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10-13-2010 | 10:20 PM
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Fabspeed Valvetronic / PSE?
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...tem-worth.html
The thread above got me wishing someone would make an alternative to the PSE.
I just noticed today that fabspeed's website now has this:
http://www.fabspeed.com/videos/996%2...20mufflers.wmv
996 Carrera Valvetronic Maxflo Muffler System * Inquire Within*
Any ideas on price? weight?
The thread above got me wishing someone would make an alternative to the PSE.
I just noticed today that fabspeed's website now has this:
http://www.fabspeed.com/videos/996%2...20mufflers.wmv
996 Carrera Valvetronic Maxflo Muffler System * Inquire Within*
Any ideas on price? weight?
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10-14-2010 | 11:29 PM
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A few things I see:
- Video is lame as there are no sound clips of it installed and running. That's the only reason IMO to have a video in the first place.
- I hope that muffler is a prototype as the bypass pipe welds look like an amateur did it compared to the other welds and almost looks like it was an afterthought.
- Why include two wireless remotes? This ain't no alarm and I can just picture Beavis revving the engine while Butthead stands outside of the car toggling the sound from the remote and giggling...I would rather have them include a hardwire factory style PSE switch instead
- Price isn't mentioned so I'm assuming it is probably at least double that of their normal exhaust making it in the range of $2k+
- Video is lame as there are no sound clips of it installed and running. That's the only reason IMO to have a video in the first place.
- I hope that muffler is a prototype as the bypass pipe welds look like an amateur did it compared to the other welds and almost looks like it was an afterthought.
- Why include two wireless remotes? This ain't no alarm and I can just picture Beavis revving the engine while Butthead stands outside of the car toggling the sound from the remote and giggling...I would rather have them include a hardwire factory style PSE switch instead
- Price isn't mentioned so I'm assuming it is probably at least double that of their normal exhaust making it in the range of $2k+
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10-15-2010 | 01:29 PM
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A few things I see:
- Video is lame as there are no sound clips of it installed and running. That's the only reason IMO to have a video in the first place.
- I hope that muffler is a prototype as the bypass pipe welds look like an amateur did it compared to the other welds and almost looks like it was an afterthought.
- Why include two wireless remotes? This ain't no alarm and I can just picture Beavis revving the engine while Butthead stands outside of the car toggling the sound from the remote and giggling...I would rather have them include a hardwire factory style PSE switch instead
- Price isn't mentioned so I'm assuming it is probably at least double that of their normal exhaust making it in the range of $2k+
- Video is lame as there are no sound clips of it installed and running. That's the only reason IMO to have a video in the first place.
- I hope that muffler is a prototype as the bypass pipe welds look like an amateur did it compared to the other welds and almost looks like it was an afterthought.
- Why include two wireless remotes? This ain't no alarm and I can just picture Beavis revving the engine while Butthead stands outside of the car toggling the sound from the remote and giggling...I would rather have them include a hardwire factory style PSE switch instead
- Price isn't mentioned so I'm assuming it is probably at least double that of their normal exhaust making it in the range of $2k+
and whats up with that small cut pipe and the comment "porsche charges $3k for it"..... the PSE cross pipe is easily 3x bigger in diam than what they show. Thats very deceptive IMO.... besides 996 PSE are over $5k now.
here is the diam of the cross pipe for the PSE same size as the outlet pipe..
