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Old 06-05-2008, 10:50 AM   #1
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The 986 PSE weighs a few pounds more than the stock exhaust. Both of which are very heavy.
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Old 06-05-2008, 01:45 PM   #2
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The 986 PSE weighs a few pounds more than the stock exhaust. Both of which are very heavy.
Steve, what headers did you go with and did you see any difference in power with them? I want a PSE because I think it looks wonderful on the car and retains OEM quality, but wondered if anyone out there had done this, but installed aftermarket headers with the PSE system?

Also, is the billet linkage worth it in your opinion? I just got the B&M and was wondering if I should splurge for the linkage too?
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Old 06-09-2008, 10:56 AM   #3
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Just picked up a real deal brand new PSE off ebay last night for my '01 S so I will see about the weight when shipped as well as check the weight of the stock one when I have it installed.

Hope none of you were upset over the bidding as someone else was competing with me on it....

It was kind of hidden in eBay, but it was the real deal. Guy had never installed it on his 986 and traded up to a 987 so everything is still in the packaging.

That is a sweet ass exhaust and cannot wait to get it on the car.

Steve, if you are looking, I would still like to know what headers you are running with your PSE???

Thx, Jon
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OK, 'fess up...What kind of deal did you get on this??
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Old 06-10-2008, 05:16 AM   #5
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OK, 'fess up...What kind of deal did you get on this??
Auction quit at $1425. - Exhaust is new in the wrapper with all associated hardware also still in unopened boxes.

The Sunset's and Suncoast's (pretty much the lowest guys out there) of the world wanted 1750 plus and then you have to add shipping on top of that, which is also a small fortune. So I saved about 350-400 or more bucks.

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Hey, not too shabby...

You decide on headers yet?

Let us know what you end up with, and if you be grinnin' wide when everything's installed!
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Old 06-10-2008, 01:42 PM   #7
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Well all -

I have some dissapointing news. My initial "UPS" weight of 53.4 lbs with shipping materials was incorrect. Why?

Well, last night, I picked up the package from UPS and all was swell ... until I got home and opened it up to find ... a stock 986 exhaust system ... no bypass valves, no tips ...

Somehow this system made it through Porsche HQ in Atlanta, through the dealer I ordered it from and to my door. Yikes. SO, I called them up and got the situation resolved, the correct system is on the way but I got the dreaded "We need to bring it in from Germany, which means a few weeks wait at best."

I don't know ... just felt the need to share. I have been so excited to get this system on ... and now ... more waiting.


P.S. Steve, I am also interested to know what kind of headers you are running ... let us know if you see this.
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