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Old 01-30-2020, 11:34 PM
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Thanks. Was hoping that someone had some better videos. Thanks for your help.
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I just ordered one of these from Sharkwerks and I called in advance to ask some questions and they gave me a 10% off coupon DISCOUNT997EXT

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This exhaust was independently dynoed and results showed 21 HP to the wheels across all RPMs and about 18 lb-ft torque gains. The exhaust also removes about 12 pounds from the rear of the car."

This exhaust was independently dynoed and results showed 21 HP to the wheels across all RPMs and about 18 lb-ft torque gains. The exhaust also removes about 12 pounds from the rear of the car.
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I'm wondering how that significant power increase is possible with a muffler replacement. The folks at Soul demonstrated in a video with a cutaway of the oem sports exhaust that it's essentially a straight pipe with the valves open. Is this dyno comparison with the oem pse measured with the valves open?
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Originally Posted by zojirushi
I'm wondering how that significant power increase is possible with a muffler replacement. The folks at Soul demonstrated in a video with a cutaway of the oem sports exhaust that it's essentially a straight pipe with the valves open. Is this dyno comparison with the oem pse measured with the valves open?
Where is this video? I'd like to see it.
Old 04-10-2020, 11:23 AM
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Originally Posted by ///M3THOD
Where is this video? I'd like to see it.
https://rennlist.com/forums/991/1187...l#post16514943
Old 04-10-2020, 01:33 PM
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I installed the SW exhaust first on my Carrera T. It sounded slightly deeper than stock wasn't a huge difference but definitely noticeable. Pretty big weight savings and quality is on point. Then..... I installed Vektor headers ( still stock cats ) and thats when it really came alive, sounds amazing in all modes.. Loooovvveee it!!! Not plans on any further exhaust mods..
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Old 04-10-2020, 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by zojirushi
I'm wondering how that significant power increase is possible with a muffler replacement. The folks at Soul demonstrated in a video with a cutaway of the oem sports exhaust that it's essentially a straight pipe with the valves open. Is this dyno comparison with the oem pse measured with the valves open?
Well, hard to say about that dyno... There's not much info. It was done in Colorado at altitude, so that could play into some funky things with correction factors. The baseline dyno could have accidentally been done in normal mode. Who knows. Unfortunately, there's just not much reference for PSE exhaust dynos back to back with aftermarket. The for sure thing is the change in sound and mass reduction at the best place to remove it, the absolute rear of the car. I do believe it would free up a couple HP, but I doubt 20hp.



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