Off to get my 993 RSR exhausts from Gert next Saturday!
Off to get my 993 RSR exhausts from Gert next Saturday!
Author
Discussion

keithcollins500

Original Poster:

64 posts

236 months

Saturday 6th July 2013
quotequote all
I decided my standard exhaust is a little too anaemic!
So next Saturday I am on a road trip to meet Gert and let him fit the rsr's.
I know other 993 owners have gone down this well trodden route....
Is it worth soaking everything in penetrating fluid this week to aid removal?
I will let you all know how I get on and what the difference is in terms of volume and tone ( subjective I know!).
Cheers
Keith

Wozy68

5,436 posts

199 months

Saturday 6th July 2013
quotequote all
keithcollins500 said:
I decided my standard exhaust is a little too anaemic!
So next Saturday I am on a road trip to meet Gert and let him fit the rsr's.
I know other 993 owners have gone down this well trodden route....
Is it worth soaking everything in penetrating fluid this week to aid removal?
I will let you all know how I get on and what the difference is in terms of volume and tone ( subjective I know!).
Cheers
Keith
Hi, great shout, i had my silencers given the RSR treatment by Gert and reinstalled them myself.

To be honest most if not all clamp bolts need to be cut off and replaced even though I soaked them for a few days. If there was anything I would focus on would be the silencer band bolts as you don't want to damage the actual band trying to unbolt them if you can.

jackal

11,251 posts

311 months

Saturday 6th July 2013
quotequote all
Refit it all with stainless screws

mini turbo

303 posts

223 months

Sunday 7th July 2013
quotequote all
Great choice I visiteded Gert in May to have a GT exhaust fitted to my boxster. Gert is a really nice guy and I should imagine you will be very very pleased with the end result. Let us know how you get on.

keithcollins500

Original Poster:

64 posts

236 months

Sunday 14th July 2013
quotequote all
Just a quick update....
Went to Belgium and back yesterday to go and see Gert.
Very nice chap and incredibly knowledgable on everything Porsche.
The install was less than an hour and the sound radically different to the original.
I would say its more metallic, more rasping and definitely more sporty.
I suspect I haven't gained any performance, however it sounds like I have an extra 10%.
I think I will continue and buy the sport air box or indeed get my black & decker out and modify the original.
Overall very pleased, the shocks will be shortly replaced with Koni fsd's and then my credit card goes into hiding!
If any one can suggest where the best price lurks for the Koni's that would be marvellous!
Cheers
Keith

jonttt

686 posts

200 months

Tuesday 16th July 2013
quotequote all
I got my rsr from gert.

You should have picked your suspension up from him whilst you were there ! I got bilstein B8 and mo33 springs and he was the cheapest and in stock.

Ps I fitted the motor sound air box after these vids as well


Before - OEM setup and tips




After - RSR Mufflers (from Carnewal) and OEM Big Oval Tips (widebody offset)


keithcollins500

Original Poster:

64 posts

236 months

Tuesday 16th July 2013
quotequote all
Fantastic noise!!!!!

Wozy68

5,436 posts

199 months

Tuesday 16th July 2013
quotequote all
keithcollins500 said:
Fantastic noise!!!!!
Yours will get even better with age. As another poster said, Gert is the man for your suspension also.
When I have the bucks (house move for now has cocked this up) I'm going M033 and FSDs from Gert, they are sold as a package and beat just about every UK supplier on price.

jonttt

686 posts

200 months

Wednesday 17th July 2013
quotequote all
Thats what you call an aircooled burble ;-)

The vid was only 90 miles after fitment.

They sound even better now and with the motorsound airbox ;-)

nb there is another mod you can do which is cheaper, known as the "hollamby bypass" it means welding pipes to bypass the mufflers to give a similar result. I've heard both though and prefer the RSR's (which are stripped out OEM mufflers) above.