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PSE (Porsche Sport Exhaust) Install

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I updated the DIY Tutorial to be more clear. It now says "The tailpipe 22 ftlb. (30 Nm ), cat sleeve 34 ftlb. (46 Nm), and the muffler bracket 17 ftlb. (23 Nm)."

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Item 16 is 3 nuts per side that the muffler (mounting bracket on the muffler) to the mounting bracket on the car. Item 19 is 2 bolts per side that hold the mounting bracket to the chassis.  

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On 6/20/2003 at 2:05 AM, Loren said:
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PSE (Porsche Sport Exhaust) Install

Covers all Carrera, and GT3 cars Removal -- 1. You will need to lift the car high enough that you can safely get underneath (you do not need to remove the rear wheels on most cars but most folks find it easier with the rear wheels off). 2. Loosen the 2 bolts (each side) on the sleeve that connects to the cats and then slide it towards the cat. (You might want to spray these nuts with...

 

 

Could I know the parts number of the 3 bolts that hold the muffler mounting bracket?

I'm going to remove the muffler so, I'd like to replace the bolts.

 

I would appreciate your help.

 

 

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48 minutes ago, Loren said:

Which item number please?

 

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I'm sure but it may be 19 and 16 if they hold the muffler mounting bracket, 3 qty. each side.

 

Thanks,

 

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Item 16 is 3 nuts per side that the muffler (mounting bracket on the muffler) to the mounting bracket on the car.

Item 19 is 2 bolts per side that hold the mounting bracket to the chassis.

 

When I remove the mufflers I just remove the 3 (per side) nuts 16. I have never seen any damage on these.

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I have a sports exhaust fitted (without any vacuum link) and the previous owner just wired up the flaps, leaving it load all the time. Can I un tie them and just let them loose? ie free flow with the exhaust?

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16 minutes ago, Steve Chafer said:

I have a sports exhaust fitted (without any vacuum link) and the previous owner just wired up the flaps, leaving it load all the time. Can I un tie them and just let them loose? ie free flow with the exhaust?

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The beauty of the Porsche sports exhaust system is that if you leave the vacuum connections disconnected, it is in the loud position at all times, giving you max flow.  I would simply remove the wire the previous owner installed which decreases both sound and performance and enjoy the ride.............and the sound.

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