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987 Muffler Change

COBOXSTER-S
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COBOXSTER-S

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Going to get a cat back system for my 2008 Boxster -S for better sound and get rid of extra (unnecessary imho) cats. Looks very simple to me just at first glance I won't be touching manifolds or O2 sensors. Any little things to watch for and tricks to removal

Thanks for everyone's advice.. Love this site!

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Why not supply the link? I just looked and I don't see any 987 videos on bbexhaust.com.

I just swapped out my exhaust for an AWE Tuning exhaust. I learned the following:

1. German cars are a pain in the *** to work on.

2. You will need U-joints and both deep/shallow sockets.

3. 50,000 miles adds up to a lot of corrosion on even a southern california car.

4. Liquid Wrench is your friend.

5. If you snap a stud on your pre-cat, you CAN press it out and replace it with a bolt.

*sigh* :(

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