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Show Me: Your Sport Exhausts!
First of all, they look cool. Second of all, they sound cool. I am interested in seeing the different finishes, and different valence treatments. Finally, more pictures of longhoods is always a good thing...
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Here is the sport muffler on my '72 T. It cleared the stock rear valance without any modification. The finish right now is just silver high-temp engine paint, which has actually held up quite well. I'm not sure of the make of the muffler; I bought it from the Pelican classifieds. It has a bunch of German stampings on it, but no manufacturer identification.
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My version of a sport exhaust
 I keep meaning to blackout the muffler can 
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Bill, that's pretty scary...
Jeff, that looks great. Is that Albert Blue?
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here are some pics
   the car is not mine but a memeber from this board
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Longhood w/ later 3.2, ssi's and mb911 sport muffler.
  
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08-09-2005, 11:22 AM
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Here' s a new short sound byte that I just did
Idling and blipping throttle mic in drivers hand Sound and a longer one from the start of the class w/ 993RS, 964RS etc etc at the Watkins Glen Historics last Sept. Watkins Glen Historics
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08-09-2005, 11:53 AM
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Bill,
Sounds great!!! - how do you record the sound byte?
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I've got a little Archos Jukebox, 20gig HD and rips sounds live into mp3 format
 I have also used a lap top but they only record wav files at least mine does. The Sony DSC-T1 also can copy sound but you get video whith it. Sometimes that's good.
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Bill-
Thanks for the explanation! Looks like a handy device! Doug
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DW SD ...great car.
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Here's a shot of my Sport Exhaust
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Longhood w/ later 3.2, ssi's and mb911 sport muffler.
__________________ 1971 RSR - interpretation.... w/ '86 3.2 + 915; 2180 lbs of stripped down fun!! That is beautiful, I've got an 86 930 as well, how much work was it to make those tail pipe mods on the bumper?
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It is not too much work, just some ink and good wrist action ;-) I paid the body shop to do the body work and to fit the FG bumpers. The easiest way to do it is buy a rear valence that has the right cutouts. This one is an early 911RSR bumper. It could be modified to fit a 930, I beleive. Weight savings would be tremendous. Not sure how you'd do the outlets with the Turbo, however?
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Shortly after being rescued from a crooked shop....
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YUK!!!
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