rbahr

Say with 10-15K?

Thanks

Ray

cgfen

I'd want $450 for the mufflers
With good cat's?
Add $1500 - 2000, I think these are now NLA
Tips? another 2 - 300.

rbahr

So, if I have a complete exhaust with tips and good cats, I am looking at ~ $2k - $2.5k!

How does one check the cats?

I have a system that was removed at ~ 10-15k miles sitting in the shed, the likely hood of this ever going back on my car is pretty much 0 at this point! Guess I need to see if there are any mice nests there :-)

Thanks

Ray

EMGT3

Is there any market for OEM exhaust? I have always ended up throwing them out as I can never get rid of them. hahah!

brontosaurus

Heck I'd buy a set just to send out to mod! Might be interested in just the cans.

tom03

The manifold is not available from Porsche any more...maybe some market if you need OEM spare part

Tom

rbahr

Pretty sure I have a set of these as well!

himself

FWIW, I couldn't get rid of mine for so long I tossed it. Boxster same. Same for my stock R8 exhaust as well. Nobody wanted any of them. Everyone is upgrading and stock parts weren't moving. I have my RS7 exhaust in the attic (as I recently upgraded that one), but I suspect it will also be trash some day.

-td

EMGT3

You were in the same boat I was in... ended up in trash.

rbahr

Yep, two problems: Many states are requiring Factory / OEM emission systems - includes exhaust, and there are not a lot of good aftermarket exhausts for the GT3 - Just an opinion, don't really care that XYZ's system sounds great, just from what I can tell, a lot don't pass the dyno test...

himself

We don't have no stinkin' tests in Texas. ha! Guess I won't have a california resale

-td

rbahr

Lucky, I line in MA which is nearly as bad as CA, and even NH, ya know the 'Live free or die' state is becoming picky!

craina

I would be interested in the stock mufflers if you are parting with those

rbahr

I will likely pull the system from storage and part it out, but that is between recovering from shoulder surgery and snow storms!

Ray

cgfen

Heal well.
The only way I know of to check cats is to bolt them on the car and then perform sniff test for exhaust gasses.
Reading O2 sensor voltages will probably work also if you can't find a friendly gas analyzer shop.
DON"T throw the cats away. Someone will need them.