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Old 05-11-2018, 02:46 PM
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I have two complete SS dual exhaust systems in stock right now. First come, first served. Fits 1987-95
https://928motorsports.com/parts/stainlesssteeldual.php

I also have one SS X-pipe in stock, should you want that too.

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Old 05-12-2018, 02:52 PM
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Looks very nice Carl, curious whose mufflers / resonators did you use?

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Cmon, ya gotta post some videos with the sound. Any smartphone nowadays will give you excellent clips
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Here's mine. Took about a hour and half to install. The muffler is a customized Gibson - probably CFT Superflow. I've thought about changing to the Gibson MWA Superflow. I think the resonators are custom fabricated. OEM tube diameter was about 2.25 inches and the new is about 2.5 inches. Very nice long radius bends.



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This exhaust is intended to have a cross-over upstream, right? Either stock cat H-pipe or and X-pipe? It’ll need that crossover for three reasons. First, torque curve will get better. Second, sound will be nicer for most tastes. Third, the rear muffler will last longer when it doesn’t see the full pressure differential between banks.
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Agreed. Generally made to complement the Motorsport X-pipe - same fabricator. Sound is nice and throaty.
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Current status: I now have TWO exhaust systems left and ONE X-pipe left.

YES - I do have video of this exhaust system so you can hear it.

Here is a link to a video on a 928 without a supercharger:

And here is the same exhaust system with a supercharger:

A supercharger makes any exhaust system bark a bit louder as the cylinder pressures are higher when the exhaust valve opens.
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Ha ha no lie, that second video is something I found when deciding to jump into the 928 world. So it's your fault I'm here Carl
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I gladly accept full responsibility. You are an asset.

Wasn't it you who sent me these pictures?



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I did not (regretfully!) send you those pictures
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Oh well. They needed to be posted again!
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I'm sure the handle of that floor jack was lying flat earlier !
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