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Should I fit my Tubi exhaust?

Glygoo

New member
Hi everyone, I'm a Porsche newbie having just bought my first 2006 Boxster S. The previous keeper bought this car with the Tubi fitted but he swapped it for a standard exhaust because the Tubi was too loud for him. I just bought the car and the Tubi is now in my shed. Any idea what it would cost to get it swapped, and what are your thoughts about the Tubi regarding sound,performance, quality etc? Any advice will be much appreciated.

Glygoo
 
Hi
You might find the Tubi us too loud for you to. Maybe have a look on YouTube to see how it sounds first before fitting !
Hope his helps

Steve
2006 Cayman S
Lancs
 

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