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Here in Florida-i have paid as little as $65 for 3 pulls on a dynojet, to $150 for 3 pulls...not special about dynoing a 991, preferred method is to use a awd dyno so you dont get any errors, but a 2wd dyno works as well-just be sure to turn off traction control completely. I always dyno in sport plus and personally prefer to use a dynojet as mustang dyno's typically read about 8-12% less than a dynojet (personal preference). Make sure to point fans at the intercoolers and give it time to cool down between runs to avoid heatsoak.
Thanks. I am in the $150 range and they said there was some issue with tying down a 911 vs other cars and wanted to charge more. Sounded like a Porsche tax to me so I am a bit suspicious about the fees. Is there anything special about tying down our cars or is it pretty standard?
Installed my Sharkwerks on Saturday and I am very impressed with everything. As mentioned multiple times in this thread before the quality is amazing, multiple people stopped by during the install and were drooling over the welds and fitment was spot on. Exhaust note definitely increased as well as turbo noises (I installed the BMC filter at the same time), but its a subtle increase not super loud and no drone as of yet, I have not been on the highway yet, but I cannot imagine I am going to hear any. 10/10 would recommend, and feel free to ask any specific questions you may have.
Thanks. I am in the $150 range and they said there was some issue with tying down a 911 vs other cars and wanted to charge more. Sounded like a Porsche tax to me so I am a bit suspicious about the fees. Is there anything special about tying down our cars or is it pretty standard?
Not per my dyno guy...here some pics of mine strapped down: From the front Rear (don’t tie into the rear tow point behind the plate-you need to tie both sides of the car) Another from the front
Waiting to be able to do a true "cold start" after install, then will post up vid links tomorrow...
Bottom line: sounds awesome, feels awesome, is awesome. Money well spent.
First impressions: My Back Dyno tells me a bit more power and ABSOLUTELY better flow and less restriction, louder, grunty particularly in Normal which really surprised me, more reasonance but not at all irritating, drone is in the ear of the beholder as I really didn't feel anything bugging me even at 2 ish to 3 ish K at 70 in different gears and Normal, Sport, and Sport+, more resonance - absolutely (it's a muffler delete!), but drone - nada.
Thanks, Sharkwerks and everyone who got the group buy rolling. More to follow...
Only time I notice little louder cabin noise is 2000 rpm under load in 7th gear. Not bad and is transient. Very few of my drives are on highways in 7th gear. So rarely hear anything I’d classify as drone. Sound in car is tame but aggressive.