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Originally Posted by boxxster
I just finished putting the stock one back on. I rechecked my connections was able to abate the drone somewhat before I removed it. The beluga/top speed muffler makes the car sound like a gt3 rs at high rpms. No joke. For anyone wondering about this setup, yes, it will in fact make your car sound like a high horsepower 911. I work around porsches all day and that's exactly what it sounds like. It literally sounded like a race car when I went through a tunnel or underpass. It was just too much for me to live with since I daily the car.
If anyone is interested, the muffler is now for sale. I'm in ontario and would be happy to pass some savings along to anyone local who doesn't want the hassle/expense of having to ship this across the border.
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When I first put my TS muffler and cat deletes on I thought, what have I done
But then I installed the easy seal clamps on and drove it. After a few hundred miles, you build up some carbon in the exhaust and the sound becomes much better. The clamps significantly reduce the drone to almost non-existent. Everyone is different but the clamps do make a difference and breaking it in will also make a difference. I've had mine for several years and I am very happy with it. The sound at low RPM's is not loud but comes to life when you step on it! The burble is also intoxicating
2001 Boxster S
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