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Changing exhaust tips on 08 BoxsterS

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Hello I was going to change my stock exhaust tips off 08 Boxster-S for the newer RS-60 style. It looks pretty straight forward but has anyone done this and are there any catches or tricks to know about?

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Ask the parts guys at our sponsor www.sunsetporsche.com. They have good pricing too (approx. $310).

Keep in mind the RS 60 has a modified version of PSE (Porsche Sport Exhaust), so, it may not be plug-and-play.

COBOXSTER-S Member

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Thanks for advice, I called and checked and you can loosen stock mufflers and slip this one right on with no hassle or modifications. FYI apparently they have a new "improved" version of the RS60 tips what that was Suncoast wasn't sure.

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I bet that is going to look quite nice if you do go forward with it. I was just now looking at an NHP version which appears similar in nature from Maxspeed Motorsports...little less $. Please do post some pics once installed. Any plans for your stock S tip?

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I bet that is going to look quite nice if you do go forward with it. I was just now looking at an NHP version which appears similar in nature from Maxspeed Motorsports...little less $. Please do post some pics once installed. Any plans for your stock S tip?

I will probably sell stock tip if I can. I will post pix on my registry. I am trying to combine highlights of both the RS-60 and the Limited Edition in 1 car.

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rdtoy Member

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Completed this mod a couple of weeks ago, nice improvement. I believe there is a subtle change in the sound since there is now 2 pipes from the T versus one that the OEM has. I went to the dealer for installation since it does involve loosening one of the mufflers. It can be a DIY if you are able to lift the car enough to get at the muffler.

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