Couple interesting choices for turbo exhaust
#16
There are many good exhausts. The new awe crosspipe looks interesting. As far as euro exhausts, look no further than EP. Tubi no longer makes the single can system, the multi-piece system will drone. If you can find a early tubi, that would be good, pm brownan, he might have one.
The Ak has a CEL issue that needs to be resolved. The Cristo one has some rough looking tips, I wouldn't go with either. FVD, TA and 9ff also have switchable exhausts.
GL
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The Ak has a CEL issue that needs to be resolved. The Cristo one has some rough looking tips, I wouldn't go with either. FVD, TA and 9ff also have switchable exhausts.
GL
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Hopefully with the remote-Cristo, one can stay with OEM or AWE tips, but can Cristo-tips look that "rough?" I can understand the negative feelings on the Ak, but have you found or heard any problems with Cristo besides just the rough tips??
#17
I've been in contact with TechArt and FVD folks for awhile with no mention of a remote.....will check again. Still in contact with 9ff. Speedart has a electrical hookup to change exhaust tone which means a hole somewhere in the turbo for a wire
Hopefully with the remote-Cristo, one can stay with OEM or AWE tips, but can Cristo-tips look that "rough?" I can understand the negative feelings on the Ak, but have you found or heard any problems with Cristo besides just the rough tips??
Hopefully with the remote-Cristo, one can stay with OEM or AWE tips, but can Cristo-tips look that "rough?" I can understand the negative feelings on the Ak, but have you found or heard any problems with Cristo besides just the rough tips??
What about Fabspeed?
#18
There are many good exhausts. The new awe crosspipe looks interesting. As far as euro exhausts, look no further than EP. Tubi no longer makes the single can system, the multi-piece system will drone. If you can find a early tubi, that would be good, pm brownan, he might have one.
The Ak has a CEL issue that needs to be resolved. The Cristo one has some rough looking tips, I wouldn't go with either. FVD, TA and 9ff also have switchable exhausts.
GL
c
The Ak has a CEL issue that needs to be resolved. The Cristo one has some rough looking tips, I wouldn't go with either. FVD, TA and 9ff also have switchable exhausts.
GL
c
#19
There are many good exhausts. The new awe crosspipe looks interesting. As far as euro exhausts, look no further than EP. Tubi no longer makes the single can system, the multi-piece system will drone. If you can find a early tubi, that would be good, pm brownan, he might have one.
The Ak has a CEL issue that needs to be resolved. The Cristo one has some rough looking tips, I wouldn't go with either. FVD, TA and 9ff also have switchable exhausts.
GL
c
The Ak has a CEL issue that needs to be resolved. The Cristo one has some rough looking tips, I wouldn't go with either. FVD, TA and 9ff also have switchable exhausts.
GL
c
#20
I've been in contact with TechArt and FVD folks for awhile with no mention of a remote.....will check again. Still in contact with 9ff. Speedart has a electrical hookup to change exhaust tone which means a hole somewhere in the turbo for a wire
Hopefully with the remote-Cristo, one can stay with OEM or AWE tips, but can Cristo-tips look that "rough?" I can understand the negative feelings on the Ak, but have you found or heard any problems with Cristo besides just the rough tips??
Hopefully with the remote-Cristo, one can stay with OEM or AWE tips, but can Cristo-tips look that "rough?" I can understand the negative feelings on the Ak, but have you found or heard any problems with Cristo besides just the rough tips??
Give me a call or send me a pm. We have a valved version for you...
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#21
[quote=Rhonda@FVD;3159280]Johnww,
Give me a call or send me a pm. We have a valved version for you...
I"ll sure do that, but I am sure your system has a cable leading to the valved-exhaust device , what I am looking for is an absolute remote with no cables, wires leading to the exhaust...no holes to drill.
Give me a call or send me a pm. We have a valved version for you...
I"ll sure do that, but I am sure your system has a cable leading to the valved-exhaust device , what I am looking for is an absolute remote with no cables, wires leading to the exhaust...no holes to drill.
#22
You know, there are several holes used for other wires in the 997. really no need to drill a bunch of holes at all. Personally, I would trust a more direct system, rather than a remote.
I know nothing of the cristo system, other than the tips. i believe a member here had it installed a while back and quickly got rid of it......perhaps he'll chime in.
I know nothing of the cristo system, other than the tips. i believe a member here had it installed a while back and quickly got rid of it......perhaps he'll chime in.
#23
You know, there are several holes used for other wires in the 997. really no need to drill a bunch of holes at all. Personally, I would trust a more direct system, rather than a remote.
I know nothing of the cristo system, other than the tips. i believe a member here had it installed a while back and quickly got rid of it......perhaps he'll chime in.
I know nothing of the cristo system, other than the tips. i believe a member here had it installed a while back and quickly got rid of it......perhaps he'll chime in.
On that firewall-hole issue, never had any luck...tried with my laser difuser and finally ended up with the Cheetah remote unit which saved a lot of work and grief. Thought I would try the same with these exhaust regulators.
#24
You know, there are several holes used for other wires in the 997. really no need to drill a bunch of holes at all. Personally, I would trust a more direct system, rather than a remote.
I know nothing of the cristo system, other than the tips. i believe a member here had it installed a while back and quickly got rid of it......perhaps he'll chime in.
I know nothing of the cristo system, other than the tips. i believe a member here had it installed a while back and quickly got rid of it......perhaps he'll chime in.
#25
Size, shape, and the internal baffeling of the resonators or mufflers. This is plays a huge part.
Also, how the system is mounted to the car. That can also play a role on how loud the system is inside the cabin.
Sound is vibration. Since we design and make our Porsche systems on site, we have the luxury of trying multiple prototypes. We can quickly play with and adjust certain variables to achieve a desired result. This is a huge advantage for us.
Also, the flat six turbo motor in our opinion is not one that needs a switchable system, we also cannot justify the added expense. The Audi R8 V8 an V10 on the other hand respond well to a switch. That is why we incorporated one into those exhaust systems.
Thanks for asking.
#27
But "perfect" for some of us is one when the exhaust is loud when we want it to be and quiet when we want it to be. With the wife in the car or when pulling into my community, I dont want it loud (whether I'm on the pedal hard or not). But out by myself and away from my house, I want some volume. So I cant understand how this is possible to have without a switchable system.
Quiet when it has to be, loud when you want it to be.
At a stead state cruise on the highway, you will be able to speak to a passenger without yelling, able to hear the radio, even able to speak on a cell or hands free.
However, when you go WOT with the windows down, that is where the fun begins.
Again, as I said it the above post, you can use a few methods to control the sound vibrations and volume.
Is it at all possible for you to come to our location for a tour and test drive? This would be easier to show you what I am refering to.
#28
Join PCA and the local region and you'll get to know many P-car owners than you ever imagined.
What part of FL you in?
Last edited by ruf_turbo; 03-28-2011 at 06:10 PM.
#29
Am a PCA member, in northwest Florida with the only late model turbo within hundreds of miles.
#30
I like the BBI pipe. Installed one on my 2010 TT - not loud at all actualy....until you wail on it...very civil with nice tone on idle. Uses the OEM cats which was important to me. Build quality was superb and it was reasonbly priced. The black quad tips are killer. Europipe and AWE interested me as well after all my reasearch because I liked their sound as well and they were very helpful in my inquiries - and the customers I spoke with were all very pleased with their exhausts. In the end - for me - the BBI tone was one that I like the most.