Exhaust volume
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Exhaust volume
I just picked up my new UV RS. I've owned several 997 gt2/3/RS. This is my first 991-anything. Clearly it is an ENTIRELY different beast from prior GT3's. I had/have RSS or SW bypass on all my 997's. PNH installed an RSS on my 991RS before delivery. I'm surprised how much quieter a bypass is relative to what I'm used to on 997 platform (yes, I'm in sport exhaust mode).
1) are there any of the open/closed flap issues like on 997s (I keep mine open with bypass)?
2) is there anything materially LOUDER than RSS? I chose RSS over SW because my experience is that it is the more aggressive of the two.
The car is purple with a giant wing and decals. So, I'm not going for any kind of stealth thing: louder, the better. I'd like to avoid doing full-blow exhaust-back-to-headers swap. I'd like to keep it in warranty and fairly oem. But I'm guessing swapping for a different bypass probably won't make it that much more aggressive since they are all fairly similar design?
1) are there any of the open/closed flap issues like on 997s (I keep mine open with bypass)?
2) is there anything materially LOUDER than RSS? I chose RSS over SW because my experience is that it is the more aggressive of the two.
The car is purple with a giant wing and decals. So, I'm not going for any kind of stealth thing: louder, the better. I'd like to avoid doing full-blow exhaust-back-to-headers swap. I'd like to keep it in warranty and fairly oem. But I'm guessing swapping for a different bypass probably won't make it that much more aggressive since they are all fairly similar design?
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if you already have a center bypass, I would just add headers with hi-flow cats. should take the volume up a notch or two, but will still allow you to keep some civility with the valved side mufflers.
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I just picked up my new UV RS. I've owned several 997 gt2/3/RS. This is my first 991-anything. Clearly it is an ENTIRELY different beast from prior GT3's. I had/have RSS or SW bypass on all my 997's. PNH installed an RSS on my 991RS before delivery. I'm surprised how much quieter a bypass is relative to what I'm used to on 997 platform (yes, I'm in sport exhaust mode).
1) are there any of the open/closed flap issues like on 997s (I keep mine open with bypass)?
2) is there anything materially LOUDER than RSS? I chose RSS over SW because my experience is that it is the more aggressive of the two.
The car is purple with a giant wing and decals. So, I'm not going for any kind of stealth thing: louder, the better. I'd like to avoid doing full-blow exhaust-back-to-headers swap. I'd like to keep it in warranty and fairly oem. But I'm guessing swapping for a different bypass probably won't make it that much more aggressive since they are all fairly similar design?
1) are there any of the open/closed flap issues like on 997s (I keep mine open with bypass)?
2) is there anything materially LOUDER than RSS? I chose RSS over SW because my experience is that it is the more aggressive of the two.
The car is purple with a giant wing and decals. So, I'm not going for any kind of stealth thing: louder, the better. I'd like to avoid doing full-blow exhaust-back-to-headers swap. I'd like to keep it in warranty and fairly oem. But I'm guessing swapping for a different bypass probably won't make it that much more aggressive since they are all fairly similar design?
-open and everything in between. I've found the best sound and volume is long tube headers, no cats, valved side muffler bypass pipes and factory(or akra) center muffler.
By the way, for what it's worth...... the other RLer who's went through all the configurations (Matt Moreman aka Money2XXX(?) Matt also ended up on the same configuration.
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I just picked up my new UV RS. I've owned several 997 gt2/3/RS. This is my first 991-anything. Clearly it is an ENTIRELY different beast from prior GT3's. I had/have RSS or SW bypass on all my 997's. PNH installed an RSS on my 991RS before delivery. I'm surprised how much quieter a bypass is relative to what I'm used to on 997 platform (yes, I'm in sport exhaust mode).
1) are there any of the open/closed flap issues like on 997s (I keep mine open with bypass)?
2) is there anything materially LOUDER than RSS? I chose RSS over SW because my experience is that it is the more aggressive of the two.
The car is purple with a giant wing and decals. So, I'm not going for any kind of stealth thing: louder, the better. I'd like to avoid doing full-blow exhaust-back-to-headers swap. I'd like to keep it in warranty and fairly oem. But I'm guessing swapping for a different bypass probably won't make it that much more aggressive since they are all fairly similar design?
1) are there any of the open/closed flap issues like on 997s (I keep mine open with bypass)?
2) is there anything materially LOUDER than RSS? I chose RSS over SW because my experience is that it is the more aggressive of the two.
The car is purple with a giant wing and decals. So, I'm not going for any kind of stealth thing: louder, the better. I'd like to avoid doing full-blow exhaust-back-to-headers swap. I'd like to keep it in warranty and fairly oem. But I'm guessing swapping for a different bypass probably won't make it that much more aggressive since they are all fairly similar design?
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I went through almost every exhaust configuration possible. All the way from complete system change to full straight
-open and everything in between. I've found the best sound and volume is long tube headers, no cats, valved side muffler bypass pipes and factory(or akra) center muffler.
By the way, for what it's worth...... the other RLer who's went through all the configurations (Matt Moreman aka Money2XXX(?) Matt also ended up on the same configuration.
-open and everything in between. I've found the best sound and volume is long tube headers, no cats, valved side muffler bypass pipes and factory(or akra) center muffler.
By the way, for what it's worth...... the other RLer who's went through all the configurations (Matt Moreman aka Money2XXX(?) Matt also ended up on the same configuration.
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I went through almost every exhaust configuration possible. All the way from complete system change to full straight
-open and everything in between. I've found the best sound and volume is long tube headers, no cats, valved side muffler bypass pipes and factory(or akra) center muffler.
By the way, for what it's worth...... the other RLer who's went through all the configurations (Matt Moreman aka Money2XXX(?) Matt also ended up on the same configuration.
-open and everything in between. I've found the best sound and volume is long tube headers, no cats, valved side muffler bypass pipes and factory(or akra) center muffler.
By the way, for what it's worth...... the other RLer who's went through all the configurations (Matt Moreman aka Money2XXX(?) Matt also ended up on the same configuration.
I haven't broken anything yet on the 991RS but I'm probably one of the first to do so and that's why warranty is important to me.
Just testing to see what cracks first on a 991RS, once replaced I'll go with a mild side can delete option keeping headers or if closer to out of warranty the Dundon catless headers.
3.8 and 4.0RS Dyno pulls with side muffler delete and M&M centers.
Both made more power as well:
The sound was great for me.
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I opened the valves: volume problem fixed. Not as loud in cabin as a 997 x-pipe setup but it's good enough that I doubt I change anything from here. The side delete is compelling but I'm probably too lazy to try it relative to the sound I got with RSS and opened valves.
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GMG goes on my RS on Friday. Hoping for some big improvements!
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You won't be disappointed! I will grab some decent pictures at the same time.
For posterity, I agree with Brosef. I have heard literally dozens of setups/combinations and my personal favorite is either a simple center section, or a combination of headers and center section (whilst retaining the stock side mufflers and sport button).
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For posterity, I agree with Brosef. I have heard literally dozens of setups/combinations and my personal favorite is either a simple center section, or a combination of headers and center section (whilst retaining the stock side mufflers and sport button).
-Andrew
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I opened the valves: volume problem fixed. Not as loud in cabin as a 997 x-pipe setup but it's good enough that I doubt I change anything from here. The side delete is compelling but I'm probably too lazy to try it relative to the sound I got with RSS and opened valves.
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I opened the valves: volume problem fixed. Not as loud in cabin as a 997 x-pipe setup but it's good enough that I doubt I change anything from here. The side delete is compelling but I'm probably too lazy to try it relative to the sound I got with RSS and opened valves.
I am asking as I plan on getting the RSS Xpipe for my upcoming 991.2 GT3 (yes already planning the first mods and which ceramic coating I'll get
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I opened the valves: volume problem fixed. Not as loud in cabin as a 997 x-pipe setup but it's good enough that I doubt I change anything from here. The side delete is compelling but I'm probably too lazy to try it relative to the sound I got with RSS and opened valves.