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So now the question is: Manzo or TopSpeed?
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Here's my setup...factory muffler with welded bypass pipes. Secondary cats removed and replaced with used Fabspeed bypass. Sound is truly Porsche flat six. I know the factory muffler is heavy, but I don't get any of the dreaded drone, just good sound.
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In the first pass, only got the TSPro exhaust installed. Ordered the Bypass/Test pipes today, eagerly awaiting arrival and mod :D
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OK I am new to Boxsters, but have owned several air cooled 911s. So this is my first water pumper. Anyway, I wanted something better than the stock exhaust and after listening to every Boxster sound clip on youtube I decided to get the TSPro exhaust. On first install I loved it, but the drone was too much at cruise for me. Then I found this thread and ordered the cat bypass pipes. Wow is all I can say. The car sounds awesome and is as quiet as stock at cruise. Totally happy. Anyone contemplating this setup I would say go for it, but get the bypass pipes right away. Thanks for all the info here.
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Nice! Glad to hear of your success. This setup is now looking like my top choice.
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With the bypass pipe is is louder for sure, but cruising there is no 2-2500 rpm drone. So at 55-75mph in gear it is very quiet. If you crack the fun pedal you will hear it, but otherwise silent. I am not a big fan of loud exhausts, so this is on the edge for me. However it sounds so nice.......
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Thanks for the info. The only thing thats holding me back right now is that I'm not sure if I like the tips or not. I think the facelift S tips still look better than any of the aftermarket offerings and I really want to keep a stock look.
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