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981 Sports Exhaust PSE

Wilbur

Wilbur

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Does anyone know what the current cost is to fit a PSE to a 2.7 981 (15) ? I live close to Towcester/Silverstone but there may be Specialists who are more competitive.

Regards,
Paul

 
Wilbur said:
Does anyone know what the current cost is to fit a PSE to a 2.7 981 (15) ? I live close to Towcester/Silverstone but there may be Specialists who are more competitive.

Regards,
Paul
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I've never had a quote less than just over £2k. RPM Tecnik quoted me somthing similar a while back.
 
I have the invoice here from Porsche Centre Leeds who fitted mine. The previous owner paid £2042 all in.

The less Vat prices where:
£340 fitting
£1250 Exhaust
£100 Combined switch
£12.20 for 4 screws.

Sure you'd get it fitted cheaper by someone like DW in Wellingborough.
 
Mine was £1796 two years ago from OPC Cambridge, it was a sweetner deal on my 981 so maybe less than normally priced.
It's worth every penny though [:)]
 
Got mine back in July 2015 from Silverstone OPC for just £1600 inc part, labour and VAT - it was a promotion at the time. They even shipped the old exhaust down to my home address afterwards so that I could sell it onto the Exhaust modifiers in Belgium for a couple of hundred quid. So all told cost me just £1400 and it sounds great!
 
I visited Gert at Carnewal in Belgium when I had my 981. I had the GT exhaust done to mine. It was a great edition and worked very much like pse with the sport button making it louder.
It costs about £500 and is well worth it imo.
 
Wilbur said:
Car now booked in at Silverstone...Can't wait...just upgraded the steering wheel too
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What upgrade have you done to the steering wheel? A 718 wheel?
 
I installed the Sports Design Steering wheel with Sport,Sports + , and launch control...on took 30 mins

 
I have my exhaust booked for November, what I have heard is this, and I wonder if anyone could confirm:
2.7 boxster
1. pressing the exhaust button (at idle) does very little
2. PSE was probably designed for 6 speed, PDK - 7 speed drones on motorway - 70 mph in 7th
3. distinct Difference in sound exhaust button on/off

Regards,
Paul

 
Wilbur said:
I have my exhaust booked for November, what I have heard is this, and I wonder if anyone could confirm:
2.7 boxster
1. pressing the exhaust button (at idle) does very little
2. PSE was probably designed for 6 speed, PDK - 7 speed drones on motorway - 70 mph in 7th
3. sound sound irrespective of exhaust button on/off

Regards,
Paul
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1. Agreed. when switched 'on' the frequency of the noise may drop very slightly.
2. Yes the drone at around 2k rpm is annoying
3. Don't understand what you mean here.......
 
When I was looking for my car, 981 2016 PDK, one of the things I was totally sure about was to NOT have the sports exhaust. The drone at 70 ish on the motorway, and which I do a lot of my driving on, would have driven me mad! I made sure I drove two or three cars with PSE on demo when I was searching and all of them had this maddening drone. Now it may be that as I wear super duper intelligent hearing aids, that they may have been amplifying the drone more, but its definitely not for me .
Just a thought.
sws
 
Waw!,
i don’t wear my aids in the car but PSE was one of the first on my list !,
i LOVE it and never noticed the drone but to be fair I mainly have it on in country roads not on boring motorway cruises
one mans ......??
 
Dylan1 said:
Waw!,
i don’t wear my aids in the car but PSE was one of the first on my list !,
i LOVE it and never noticed the drone but to be fair I mainly have it on in country roads not on boring motorway cruises
one mans ......??
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Ditto for me.
 
If you get the PSE job done at Silverstone dont forget to ask for your PCGB membership discount.
 
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