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How do you like the sound of your 993 or 996? After months of searching for a perfect exhaust for my 993 and 996, I came to the conclusion that in order for me to have what I wanted I needed to build one for myself.   What I was looking for in the 993 and 996 exhaust in particular was the extra 911 muscular growl that was missing since the introduction of the 993, as you may or may not know Porsche tried really hard to lower the noise level of their cars with the introduction of the 993 model in order to meet strict European "drive by" standards.  Although this is perfect for most Yuppies, for an old fashion 911 enthusiast like me this is a nightmare. But at the same time I didn't want to deal with too much resonance and didn't want my car to sound like a modified "Rice Burner" (Japanese cars with big exhaust tips). I wanted a sophisticated mechanical sound and a muscular sounding idle.......

What is RSR Muffler? The name RSR Muffler is something my friends made up for me for my modified 993 and 996 factory exhaust. Since my name is Robin Sun, the initials were perfect for what everyone calls it. The RSR moniker was originally used by Porsche to designate the factory lightweight 911, which is still one of the best horsepower to weight ratio cars ever made by Porsche.

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