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Posted (edited)

Hey guys,

I'm looking for someone in Southern California who has the Fabspeed bypass pipes installed on their Cayenne S or Turbo.

I have a Cayenne Turbo and am very interested in getting the pipes, but I want to know what they sound like.

I'd really appreciate it if someone wouldn't mind taking 15 minutes out of their day to help me make my decision.

The reason I don't want to take the risk and just buy them is because my wife mainly drives it.

We were driving one day and a Cayenne S passed us on the street doing about 60mph and it sounded horrible. His car had a throaty sound to it but seemed to exhibit a "rattling resonance" at high rpms.

He didn't have an exhaust, so I derived that they MAY have been the Fabspeed pipes.

If that is they way they sound, count me out. My wife would go nuts and probably die of embarrassment if her Turbo rattled down the street.

thanks in advance for your help! I'm willing to drive out to you for your convienence. :notworthy:

Edited by M A $ E
Posted

What you probably heard was the baffles on the stock muffler.

I have a video of my S with the bypass pipes on full bore from a standstill taken from behind.

Fabspeed have video on their website also

Posted

Thanks for your reply!

actually, I'm pretty sure it wasn't stock. When I first heard it coming by, it sounded very nice and throaty but when he stomped on the gas I heard that kind of hallowy rattling like the old dynomax exhausts on Honda CRXs back in 1992.

What I'm looking for is a sound bite of a fabspeed equipped Cayenne revving through the low to mid range rpms.

I think the video on the Fabspeed website shows a CTT with exhaust and bypass. It's kind of hard to hear whether or not there is resonance beacuse by the time he hits the higher rpms, the cayenne is way out of reach from detailed audio.

It sounds like you have no qualms about yours though...

Posted

I have been real happy with mine, I am still thinking about getting the Fabspeed muffler also to deepen it even more.

I will put my videos up and post links to them

Posted

NICE!!! :thumbup:

thanks so much. I'm ordering them now as we speak.

what tips are those? The new fabspeed duals?

I orginally wanted to get the cargraphic exhaust, but sounded way too agressive for my wife.

The fabspeed bypass pipes and tips seem the way to go!

thanks again

Posted

Glad they worked. I liked their tips because I did not want to change the rear valance to the turbo one.

Mike

NICE!!! :thumbup:

thanks so much. I'm ordering them now as we speak.

what tips are those? The new fabspeed duals?

I orginally wanted to get the cargraphic exhaust, but sounded way too agressive for my wife.

The fabspeed bypass pipes and tips seem the way to go!

thanks again

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