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Dave

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I am only asking out of curiousity but does anyone know of the best "noisy" performance pipe for a 996TT. Or is it best to just start modding (Remap etc) the car and get it North of 500BHP (Remap, bigger turbo's etc) bringing with it more of a growl.

Andy (Jamie G's mate at the karting) had a black TT knocking out 540BHP and it did sound much meatier than mine.

As I say I am only curious as I intend to keep the car standard until at least next year :)




Migration info. Legacy thread was 96012
 
next year? only 30 days to go then Dave ? :wink:

let the modding commence :twisted:


Migration info. Legacy thread was 96014
 
Dk

there are many options available......

remap and exhaust....

as you'll local to Parr, worth giving them a call as a starter....

regards


Migration info. Legacy thread was 96022
 
Is someone missing there PSE ?

Migration info. Legacy thread was 96035
 
Wish I hadn't spoken to Parr

Remap, Cargraphic 100 cell sports exhaust, new diverter valves = + 60 - 70 BHP, and much sharper throttle response. :D




Migration info. Legacy thread was 96040
 
Previous poster said:
Quote: Originally posted by Dave on 01 December 2006

Wish I hadn't spoken to Parr

Remap, Cargraphic 100 cell sports exhaust, new diverter valves = + 60 - 70 BHP, and much sharper throttle response.

Time for the piggy bank to be emptied
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60 - 70 BHP ! You sure you can handle that at your age ? :eek:

Migration info. Legacy thread was 96048
 
Best zorst for just noise on a TT? Europipe.

They do special zorsts for the TT in various volume levels...

Quality really is superb.

Migration info. Legacy thread was 96122
 
Previous poster said:
Quote: Originally posted by Daniel on 01 December 2006
Is someone missing there PSE ?
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There is no PSE or official replacement exhaust from Porsche.
You have to go outside for the TT.

Migration info. Legacy thread was 96193
 
Previous poster said:
Quote: Originally posted by Dave on 01 December 2006

Wish I hadn't spoken to Parr

Remap, Cargraphic 100 cell sports exhaust, new diverter valves = + 60 - 70 BHP, and much sharper throttle response. :D





how much squire !

it's about £8k for 34bhp in a GT3 !
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Migration info. Legacy thread was 96218
 
That a lot of extra power DAve - sounds like fun!

Migration info. Legacy thread was 96332
 
Previous poster said:
Quote: Originally posted by admin on 01 December 2006

Previous poster said:
Quote: Originally posted by Dave on 01 December 2006

Wish I hadn't spoken to Parr

Remap, Cargraphic 100 cell sports exhaust, new diverter valves = + 60 - 70 BHP, and much sharper throttle response. :D





how much squire !

it's about £8k for 34bhp in a GT3 !
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£4400 inc vat......Remember guys It;s my birthday soon :D
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Migration info. Legacy thread was 96874
 
That sounds like really good value compared to the X50 upgrade.

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