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Hi guys, first post on this site and i'll appologize off the bat if this is a subject that's been talked about extensively. I tried to search but couldn't really find an exact answer. So this is my first 911. It's a '12 991 S without sport chrono and without PSE. Love the car and frankly when I get on it a bit the sound is gorgeous. . .BUT, where are the burbles?? the little snaps and crackles when I let off the throttle or on decelerations?? That is a trait in this car that I find a must! I like a loud exhaust, i love a dirty sounding angry snarling exhaust, but those burbles and snorts and cracks are huge. . .so my question is how do i get them? replace the center muffler? the sides? both? straight pipe the sides or x pipe the center? or is there something about a car without sport chrono that won't be as burbly?? thanks so much guys and i'm SUPER excited to get my car and start enjoying it! Mike