PSE (Pedro Sport Exhaust)

[shaman1204]

Just picked up the car from getting the PSE (Pedro Sport Exhaust) installed. Wow, it sounds awesome, nice low growl at idle and screams at higher RPM. Absolutely zero resonance too. I'll have to take some video clips and put them up later.

Total cost: $178

$134 for shop labor and supplies
$20 for tubing
$24 for new muffler clamps (old were rusted pretty bad)

Good job. Need better pictures. "Vote For Pedro"!

[shaman1204]

Originally Posted by bmussatti

Good job. Need better pictures. "Vote For Pedro"!

Yeah, that was just a cellphone pic. My batteries in my good digi cam are dead from St Patricks day....those should be some interesting pics

[blinkwatt]

I've been thinking about doing this mod to my OEM muffler. It would be a neat chance up for the winter time cause the resonance from my Top Speed exhaust can be a bit much when the top is closed and the windows are up(winter weather;rain,really windy).

How big are the pipes you used?

[steve00s]

Looks great. I too would love to see more detailed pictures.

[Dragonwind]

I see that like my PSE (Porsche Sport Exhaust) that the bypass pipes are quite visible.
Perhaps some rear diffusers? That's what I was thinking of doing.
Gratz and that sound is awesome isn't it? Add an EVO intake and you'll have one mean sounding Porsche.

Chris

[shaman1204]

Originally Posted by blinkwatt

I've been thinking about doing this mod to my OEM muffler. It would be a neat chance up for the winter time cause the resonance from my Top Speed exhaust can be a bit much when the top is closed and the windows are up(winter weather;rain,really windy).

How big are the pipes you used?

I used 1 1/2" OD pipes. IIRC the guy that did this first, Pedro, used 1 1/4" but said he would use 1 1/2" if he were to do it again.

[jmatta]

I have a slightly different set-up; pipes are overhead and barely visable. Sound is incredible...best bang for your buck.