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Old 12-20-2016, 03:50 AM   #1
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I'm going to go right through the top of the muffler and into the inlet pipe with one or two 1" holes.
i wonder if you could go in via the entrance pipe to drill the holes - similar to the crios mod?

if you do as you say, perhaps a couple of 3/4" knockout plugs to fill the hole - no welding required, do it while the muffler is in the car?
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Old 12-20-2016, 04:58 AM   #2
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Thread needs more pics for us 97 to 99 Boxsters. I need to see where exactly to drill the holes.
I'm not completely convinced that it does anything on the earlier mufflers because of the sound deadening material inside.

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i wonder if you could go in via the entrance pipe to drill the holes - similar to the crios mod?

if you do as you say, perhaps a couple of 3/4" knockout plugs to fill the hole - no welding required, do it while the muffler is in the car?
I will definitely look into this. It will be after the 1st of the year before I get to it. If I can't get at it from the inlet, I'll go through the top (don't want the plugged holes to be visible from the bottom).
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Any 98ers on here that have made this modification?

Does it work?
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