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Today i put on the SL JCR bypass on my 991.2 3RS , the thing is crazy light and fits perfect . The bypass is of great quality also , the welds look amazing . Jonny and his team did an amazing job engineering and designing this exhaust for sure .
Went for a quick drive , the sound is very nice - about 30-40% louder from stock .
All in all , perfect sound and tone!
Highly recommended !!
I had the AWE Switchpath before this which is essentially a side muffler bypass and a center muffler bypass , with valves . It was LOUD ! A bit too loud for my taste , over 6k rpm was racing car loud .
It was cool for the first week or two but was too much for me , driving the car was too much effort and I started not wanting to drive it as much !
the straight pipe design was too obnoxious for me .
was going with the JCR valved racing pipe route but the wait was too long so I decided to reinstall the side mufflers and look for the highest pitch center bypass and Jonny from JCR recommended the super light bypass .
And I approve his choice and he had it instock too which was a great plus. I highly recommend JCR for their superior product and great support.
The side deletes will keep the factory sound, but increase the sound, and create a purr. I just got a full length race header to match my valves side deletes and am keeping the center, also doing the tune. So no CEL. I think the JCR sounds awesome, but wanted the full meal deal. I wanted the torque increase and HP to justify the cost. 5 to 7k + for exhaust is a lot and you need to really do what makes you happy
Having come across JCR recently, I am struck by the sound these kit make
I am debating on center by pass or the race pipe (with or without valve)... I have seen reviews on RL from owners that say under mild driving the race pipe (no valve) is still tame and liveable - it only opens up at high rpm/ pushing.... Makes the decision so hard
I’m going thru exact dilemma. First was AWE then valved race JCR. I’m glad you like this choice. This may be what I do. Will help get a feel for the install. Quick, easy and a little bit of weight reduction. The JCR stuff looks awesome and I like it cuz I can use my stock tips which I do want to leave on. Anyway you could upload a video or something? Need to make up my mind. I’m getting antsy.
I'd love to hear what this sounds like side by side with the non superlight center delete. I'll bet it sounds noticeably different.
Same here. I'm trying to decide between the superlight and the regular bypass. Need to hear a side-by-side comparison. There are a few videos of each out there but without hearing them both recorded with the same phone, in the same environment, it's impossible to make a decision.
Same here. I'm trying to decide between the superlight and the regular bypass. Need to hear a side-by-side comparison. There are a few videos of each out there but without hearing them both recorded with the same phone, in the same environment, it's impossible to make a decision.
shouldn't be a tough decision - just look at that merge! I'm interested to hear the two side by side, but more out of curiosity. I'm confident that the superlight has a nicer tone and better flow characteristics based on what Jonny has said. unless you want to save a few bucks, I think it's an easy choice.
shouldn't be a tough decision - just look at that merge! I'm interested to hear the two side by side, but more out of curiosity. I'm confident that the superlight has a nicer tone and better flow characteristics based on what Jonny has said. unless you want to save a few bucks, I think it's an easy choice.
The superlight has a better tone than the regular one imo. If you are going to get the regular one, might as well get some cheap brand like Soul Performance. Does the job.
05-14-2019, 07:14 PM
JCR superight bypass installed
