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Old 05-24-2009, 08:39 AM   #16 (permalink)
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I think it'll be hard for you to get a throaty sound unless you also replace the stock cats with HFCs in addition to installing a CBE. But my understanding is that German laws are very restrictive when it comes to aftermarket parts, so I'm not sure HFCs are even feasible for you. In any case, I currently have a Stillen CBE combined with Berk HFCs, and it sounds pretty throaty. You can check out this thread for more details, including video clips with sound: Stillen Exhaust with Berk HFCs
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