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I'm selling my Top Gear 200 cell cross over cats, these have done approx 1000 miles since I fitted so are as new.

These were fitted to my 996.

£375 delivered.
 
I'm guessing it's a no, but these won't fit a 997.2 C2S will they?
 
I've no knowledge if these will fit the 997.2 or not, maybe worth a check on Topgears site.
 
Here's a picture of the cats removed from the car.
 

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Still have these for sale, I'm open to an offer as a few messages have all indicated there priced too steep.
 
Take it they don't fit a 986? Would be interest perhaps if they did.
 
coullstar said:
Wont fit a 986. 997 they will bolt up but the link pipes are a little shorter so you would need a longer sleeve to connect back box.
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you need to trim the ends by about 45mm to fit a 997.

or the sleeve as you said but TG advice is to trim for 997.
 
NLW73 said:
coullstar said:
Wont fit a 986. 997 they will bolt up but the link pipes are a little shorter so you would need a longer sleeve to connect back box.
Click to expand...

you need to trim the ends by about 45mm to fit a 997.

or the sleeve as you said but TG advice is to trim for 997.
Click to expand...

Sorry yeah I wast clear there, forgetting these are originally for 996.
 
NLW73 said:
coullstar said:
Wont fit a 986. 997 they will bolt up but the link pipes are a little shorter so you would need a longer sleeve to connect back box.
Click to expand...

you need to trim the ends by about 45mm to fit a 997.

or the sleeve as you said but TG advice is to trim for 997.
Click to expand...

why would you need a longer sleeve if you need to trim the ends? surely you need a shorter sleeve? :?:
 
not really as when you buy the 200 Cells for 997 or 996 its the same piping and set up.

TG will cut off the 45mm for you if you specify 997 fitment or get it done by specialist.

the piping you cut off is the straight join to the exhaust into the clamps so its not any of the curved bits just straight piping

however once you have cut the piping you can only sell on as 997 fitment really. or get the cut off bit welded back on.
 
Now sold :D
 
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