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Just acquired this car with Sport Exhaust and there are regular steel pipes extending from witin the SS quads. Is this normal ? Car is brilliant - can't wait to complete break in so I can drive it at. It's potential.

Posted (edited)

Can you post a picture? This is what the Sport exhaust tips looked like on my 2006 S.

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Posted

Can you post a picture? This is what the Sport exhaust tips looked like on my 2006 S.

I checked back with Porsche and they said they started having the black extensions in 2011post-72383-0-63714600-1313711228_thumb.j

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Yes the tips are completely different. That is apparently the Porsche standard for the PSE now. Enjoy that car ... It's a beauty :clapping:...

I freakin love white Porsches!

:drive:

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Yes the tips are completely different. That is apparently the Porsche standard for the PSE now. Enjoy that car ... It's a beauty :clapping:...

I freakin love white Porsches!

:drive:

Changing out the rear badge to a simple chrome "911". Amazed how easy it was to remove the Carrera 4 S badge with dental floss.

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