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[quote name='porsche' date='Apr 23 2006, 09:16 PM']Up for sale is my B&B Exhaust.
I bought my 1995 968 with the B&B exhaust already installed. However, I also got the original exhaust with the car. I have since removed the B&B and re-installed the original exhaust.
So here's the good part, my 1995 968 only has 2,735 miles on it. I talked with the owner and he stated that the B&B exhaust has less than 300 miles on it. Also, the car has never been driven in the rain or through a puddle. As such, the exhaust is very clean.
Here are some pictures while it was still on the car:
The price is $750 + box/shipping/insurance.
You can reach me from 9:00 - 8:00 PST at 858/775-3932
Rader
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Hi there, ive just had a billys boats exhaust shipped over from the states but wont have time to fit it for a while and i was wondering what they sound like as im hoping its not too loud !!!
Currently a shell and boxes of parts !!
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[quote name='flash' date='May 27 2006, 08:53 AM']did you get the one with or without the resonator?
with the resonator, it's loud, but not too loud, still a touch ricey and droney for my tastes, but not too bad (rice and droney? sounds like something else - lol)
without the resonator, i really don't like the level, or the tone - maybe i'm just getting old though
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I didnt get the resonator ,You got it spot on with "droney" this is the word i was looking for,theres nothing worse than a long run on the motorway with the exhaust droning all the way and i dont like the radio on to muffle the sound either as i like to here what the engine is doing !!!
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[quote name='flash' date='May 27 2006, 09:03 AM']since you already have it, if you wanted to keep it, you could just add a resonator
[right][post="21848"]<{POST_SNAPBACK}>[/post][/right][/quote] I will see once its fitted as im in the process of converting the car to a road legal track car as i dont have a trailer to transport it to events. lus making it road legal will make an interesting weekend toy !!!
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[quote name='porsche' date='Apr 24 2006, 10:51 PM']I'm surprised that more enthusiasts haven't caught on to our little secret!
Thanks guys (and hopefully girls!),
Rader
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Oh so true, but as we let our friend's drive our cars they become hooked and realize the great value of the 968. I suspect that this boards growth will speed up as the price of the 68 drops. IMO this car should go for 22K. Whats in our favor is that these cars are in limited numbers, so if the demand out paces the supply we should see a correction in price that better reflects the cars true worth.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1992-PORSCH...1QQcmdZViewItem
I love my 968 for what it is & don't hate it for what it isn't!
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[quote name='quick968' date='Jul 10 2006, 10:12 AM']Porsche,
Interested in both your splitter and the CS seats. Check your email.
Rgds
Mike
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I LOVE my B&B exhaust! (w/resonator). Great sound!
Harvey
I like cars whose eyes pop up...
'94 968 Double-Black, 72K Miles (Weekend Queen, Heavenly Handling)
'88S4 928, Polar Silver, 41K miles (Daily Driver)
'85S 928, 32V, 5 spd (SOLD to an enthusiast. I miss this great car)
'02 Audi TT, Turbo, 6 spd (SOLD. Porsche is better in about every way)