993 turbo Muffler bypass pipes???
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Hi,
I did this exact research a couple of months ago, and the Fabspeed and FVD pipes are practically identical.
The cheapest place to buy the FVD pipes is from FVD directly in Germany. Great quality product, much more reasonable cost than Fabspeed. I think it worked out to about £250 delivered.
You can order them online, the site is here:
www.fvd.de/
Personally i thought they sounded great at idle, horrible between idle and about 4k rpm, and then great above that. Personal opinion and all that.
VS
I did this exact research a couple of months ago, and the Fabspeed and FVD pipes are practically identical.
The cheapest place to buy the FVD pipes is from FVD directly in Germany. Great quality product, much more reasonable cost than Fabspeed. I think it worked out to about £250 delivered.
You can order them online, the site is here:
www.fvd.de/
Personally i thought they sounded great at idle, horrible between idle and about 4k rpm, and then great above that. Personal opinion and all that.
VS
Windows closed, they sound okay, but windows open they sounded like the 6 exhaust Vauxhall Corsa i see running up and down near where i live. If i said "fart noises", would you know what i meant? At idle on cold start though they sound like a race boat with a V8...
Above 4k rpm they sounded great, but this is my daily driver so i spend a fair bit of time below 4k (shock horror!).
Would have bunged them on ebay, but after driving round with them for two hours and then deciding to take them off, i lost one on the motorway on the way home
The clamp that attaches the tail pipe to the cat pipe had cracked right the way round, split open and that was that.
So i had to buy a new clamp (£30) before i could even put the standard exhaust boxes back on!
VS
Above 4k rpm they sounded great, but this is my daily driver so i spend a fair bit of time below 4k (shock horror!).
Would have bunged them on ebay, but after driving round with them for two hours and then deciding to take them off, i lost one on the motorway on the way home
The clamp that attaches the tail pipe to the cat pipe had cracked right the way round, split open and that was that.
So i had to buy a new clamp (£30) before i could even put the standard exhaust boxes back on!
VS
993rsr said:
Fabspeeds around £290.
Delivered to the UK? What about if customs get you for the tax? Over £350 then. From FVD they're less than £250 delivered in europe.
JC, will have to have a listen to yours sometime (wheels?) in case they sound different, but i can't see why they would.
Do you have race cats or cat bypasses?
>> Edited by verysideways on Friday 3rd June 12:23
JC,
My car is completely standard. Would there be any difference in sound because yours has racing cats?
Also, there can't be any difference between the fabspeeds and FVD's, surely?
I'm more and more tempted...I quite like the farting noises
and I love the motorboat crackle on start.
It's not a daily driver so I think it would give driving it a bigger sense of occasion too.
My car is completely standard. Would there be any difference in sound because yours has racing cats?
Also, there can't be any difference between the fabspeeds and FVD's, surely?
I'm more and more tempted...I quite like the farting noises
and I love the motorboat crackle on start. It's not a daily driver so I think it would give driving it a bigger sense of occasion too.
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