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delubozparts 06-08-2007 06:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blinkwatt
Che,how much does your muffler weight?

Hi Robert,

This Exhaust is 19.15 Lbs actual weight, Cheers !

Che

blinkwatt 06-08-2007 09:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by delubozparts
Hi Robert,

This Exhaust is 19.15 Lbs actual weight, Cheers !

Che

Wow,that seems really light! I think that the OEM muffler weights around 37lbs,can someone confirm that?

mn box s 06-15-2007 01:47 PM

Yeah its light. Doesnt quiet the car much but gives it a race porsche sound for the street. Or the track... "race porsche" and "street" dont really fit in the same sentence.

delubozparts 08-30-2007 02:46 PM

Just a Quick Update, these Special Member Price are still Valid. Thank you !


Exhaust with Titanium Look Tips Reg. $689.99 + S/H Member Price $650.00 Free S/H

Exhaust with Regular Dual Layer Tips Reg. $649.99 + S/H Member Price $610.00 Free S/H

steve00s 09-06-2007 08:05 AM

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Originally Posted by delubozparts
Hi steve00s,

The New design with 4O2 Sensors is not ready, I will Post update as soon is ready for test. Thank you !

Che, are you any closer to getting the 4 O2 Sensor header ready for production? I am getting ready to purchase headers for my car but will wait a little longer if you are close.
Thanks.

mn box s 09-06-2007 01:39 PM

So what do I do with my crappy running car with just (2) o2s? Is there a chip program I can run? Really getting sic of my car running like a carburated Ford! :confused:

rule1 09-06-2007 02:39 PM

You need to have a shop add a O2 bung to each header.

mn box s 09-07-2007 10:23 PM

it will help? even with no cats?

Adam 09-08-2007 03:12 AM

Try a search on 02 simulators. Putting another set of bungs on catless headers might not solve the issue.

efahl 09-08-2007 03:41 AM

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Originally Posted by mn box s
it will help? even with no cats?

Probably not, and the absence of cats shouldn't cause drivability problems. The pre-cat sensors are used by the ECU for mixture control, they sense whether the mix is lean or rich and under certain operating conditions adjust accordingly to keep the cats at their optimal operating temperature. The post-cat sensors are OBD sensors, and verify that the cats (and pre-cat sensors) are working properly. I'm not familiar with how late model DME operates, but I've never heard of code that changes mixture based upon post-cat sensor input.

Bambino Don 09-08-2007 03:45 AM

delubozparts I would like to here the noise of this exhaust, as i dont want a too loud ehaust, but if its a nice sound that would be awesome.

What is the weight differance is there anything significant???

I am new to the boxster world but reading the write up on the exhaust has been good. I see they are for sale on ebay. I have a 2002 BoxsterS its a pre-facelift (although i have now changed all the lights.

How much would it cost myself for one of the plain tipped cat-back exhausts delivered to Aberdeen, Scotland???
Also do you create any for the Cayman or Carrera4s??? thank you!!

James

rennsport986 09-27-2007 03:26 PM

I've just purchased Che's headers for my 98 2.5L. I'm extremely impressed with his outstanding service and delivery. He's been very helpful and has answered all of my questions very quickly. This has been one of the the easiest and smoothest transactions I've done online.

I'm based in Australia and the headers only took about a week to get here from the time I ordered them. That has to be a record for me! In the past, other things that I've purchased from the USA have taken 2-3 weeks to get here.

I'm planning on doing the installation this weekend if I can find some time. I'll let you all know how it goes once they're on the car!!!

blkboxster 09-27-2007 04:08 PM

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Originally Posted by rennsport986
I've just purchased Che's headers for my 98 2.5L. I'm extremely impressed with his outstanding service and delivery. He's been very helpful and has answered all of my questions very quickly. This has been one of the the easiest and smoothest transactions I've done online.

I'm based in Australia and the headers only took about a week to get here from the time I ordered them. That has to be a record for me! In the past, other things that I've purchased from the USA have taken 2-3 weeks to get here.

I'm planning on doing the installation this weekend if I can find some time. I'll let you all know how it goes once they're on the car!!!

Awesome keep us informed

:cheers:

delubozparts 09-28-2007 09:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bambino Don
delubozparts I would like to here the noise of this exhaust, as i dont want a too loud ehaust, but if its a nice sound that would be awesome.

What is the weight differance is there anything significant???

I am new to the boxster world but reading the write up on the exhaust has been good. I see they are for sale on ebay. I have a 2002 BoxsterS its a pre-facelift (although i have now changed all the lights.

How much would it cost myself for one of the plain tipped cat-back exhausts delivered to Aberdeen, Scotland???
Also do you create any for the Cayman or Carrera4s??? thank you!!

James

Hi James,

Sorry for late reply, I didn't check the posting lately got too busy with other projects.

I will need your e-mail address to send a sound clip.

The actual weight is 19.15 Lbs, not sure how much is stock exhaust.

The price for member shipped to Scotland is $650.00 shipped, I can declared as Gift with low value to avoid Tax from Custom.

Currently I had my very first Exhaust for Cayman this is the link:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/PORSCHE-CAYMAN-06-07-DTM-Catback-Exhaust-System_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ33630QQihZ020QQi temZ300154193975QQtcZphoto

Thank you !

:cheers: Che

CJ_Boxster 09-28-2007 01:22 PM

Che, Whats up with the sets of front traction arm Control-Arms. My car is still chattering and i'd really like to buy a set from you.

blinkwatt 09-28-2007 01:52 PM

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Originally Posted by CJ_Boxster
Che, Whats up with the sets of front traction arm Control-Arms. My car is still chattering and i'd really like to buy a set from you.

Check his ebay store.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Porsche-986-Boxster-97-05-Adjustable-Front-Tension-Rods_W0QQitemZ300154878978QQihZ020QQcategoryZ33591 QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItem

CJ_Boxster 09-28-2007 02:03 PM


WTF lol he told me he would let me know when they went on sale lol, oh well, now i know Thanks blink!

Cloudsurfer 09-30-2007 06:38 PM

How exactly are these tension rods improved from the factory pieces?

Patrick

blinkwatt 09-30-2007 07:26 PM

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Originally Posted by bmwm750
How exactly are these tension rods improved from the factory pieces?

Patrick

I don't there improved. Just an alternative to the $$$ OEM ones.

Bambino Don 10-02-2007 08:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by delubozparts
Hi James,

Sorry for late reply, I didn't check the posting lately got too busy with other projects.

I will need your e-mail address to send a sound clip.

The actual weight is 19.15 Lbs, not sure how much is stock exhaust.

The price for member shipped to Scotland is $650.00 shipped, I can declared as Gift with low value to avoid Tax from Custom.

Currently I had my very first Exhaust for Cayman this is the link:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/PORSCHE-CAYMAN-06-07-DTM-Catback-Exhaust-System_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ33630QQihZ020QQi temZ300154193975QQtcZphoto

Thank you !

:cheers: Che


Hey CHE well as far as im concerned that is excellant. my e-mail is m9joc@tiscali.co.uk
What would be the timescale for delivery i wouldnt mind this asap.

Have you a direct email address???

James


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