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996 Turbo Exhaust DIY?

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Hi all,

New to this forum as well as to P-cars... :renntech:

I just purchased a 996TT which came with a super nice sounding (but loud) Billy Boat muffler. I'd like to switch it back to the stock muffler, but my searches didn't yield a DIY for this... is there one out there that someone can share?

My dealer/stealer is saying this requires the rear bumper to be removed, which sounds absurd... is this true? Seems like the whole thing should bolt off and drop after removing the O2 sensors, no?

Thanks in advance!

Ruben

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Much easier to do with the rear bumper off - which is really easy.

It's pretty straight forward - expect the nuts on the turbos to get mangled - but new nuts and washers in advance.

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Much easier to do with the rear bumper off - which is really easy.

It's pretty straight forward - expect the nuts on the turbos to get mangled - but new nuts and washers in advance.

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Thanks Loren!!!

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