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997 Sport Exhaust

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Has anyone ever added the factory sport exhaust option to their car after taking delivery without it. Wondering about cost and who might do it in Los Angeles. 2008 Carrera S.

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Tony

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AP 997S

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I added a PSE on my 2005 'S' a few years back. The mufflers are pretty straightforward and relatively easy to do. I added X51 headers at the same time. The wiring part is the tough install depending on how you want to do it. A lot of folks don't bother w/ the switching electricals and simply leave the PSE in the 'loud state'. I chose to install the wiring and modified the switch panel to incorporate 'factory' PSE on/off switch. Prior to that 'upgrade' I had a simple toggle switch located in the ash tray to go from 'quiet' to 'loud'. Any good indy shop can do the muffler part. The electronics require a bit of expertise and time and labor.

Do some forum searches on all the Porsche forums under the keyword(s) . . . PSE, sport exhaust, etc. for more information.

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