991.2 SharkWerks Exhaust - input
#61
#62
dan i have been following the exhausts since first development, and have been bugging you guys to hear it locally forever... whens the ETA?
#64
Drop me an email and I can also let you know when we do one again. We have only installed a couple locally so far but it's hard to keep track of all the people requesting this. I am not sure when the next one is but I can try to coordinate.
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Dan Kennedy
SharkWerks: www.sharkwerks.com
Northern California's Porsche Performance, & authorized Evolution Motorsports, TechArt, HRE and Tubi, Cargraphic dealer and installation center
Phone: 510-651-0300
Email: dan@sharkwerks.com
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Dan Kennedy
SharkWerks: www.sharkwerks.com
Northern California's Porsche Performance, & authorized Evolution Motorsports, TechArt, HRE and Tubi, Cargraphic dealer and installation center
Phone: 510-651-0300
Email: dan@sharkwerks.com
SharkWerks' Latest Updates on Twitter
#65
Add me to the list and PM me an install price as we discussed when I was in getting my Girodisc rotors.
#66
#67
I have a slightly used Sharkwerks Sport Exhaust for 991.2 with PSE to sell if you guys are interested. It has about 700 miles on it. I just posted it on Marketplace but this thread seemed relevant so I wanted to let you guys know.
Here is a quick review and why I’m selling the exhaust.
I have a 2019 991.2 with PSE with manual transmission. I drive my car daily, around 30-50 miles a day, in LA traffic, highway and local roads. As with all of you, I wanted to get some more sound out of the car, not necessarily more hp, and preordered the exhaust as soon as I heard Sharkwerks was working on it. Buying experience was phenomenal, by the way.
I can’t comment on the installation since I got it done at a local shop in SoCal that was recommended by Sharkwerks.
The exhaust does increase the exhaust note in both non-sport (maybe around 30%) and sport modes (~50%) in my non-scientific hearing test. Pops and bangs in sport mode is a lot more aggressive and I can actually “feel” the pops in my back. However, there is an increased base note between 1.2k to 2.8k rpm range that eventually tired my ears out over the three weeks I had the exhaust. Some people will call it droning, some will just say it’s just natural enhanced exhaust note. And since I have the OEM exhaust back now, I do hear the same base note but it’s so subtle that it’s almost unnoticeable. My wife thought it was just louder and didn’t mind the base note that I mentioned. Maybe I’m just extra sensitive.
Again, Sharkwerks exhaust is louder in general and sounds fantastic above that rpm range and I wish I could drive the car all the time above 3k rpm but it’s just not possible when you are always driving in and out of downtown LA through traffic and highway cruising.
Here is a quick review and why I’m selling the exhaust.
I have a 2019 991.2 with PSE with manual transmission. I drive my car daily, around 30-50 miles a day, in LA traffic, highway and local roads. As with all of you, I wanted to get some more sound out of the car, not necessarily more hp, and preordered the exhaust as soon as I heard Sharkwerks was working on it. Buying experience was phenomenal, by the way.
I can’t comment on the installation since I got it done at a local shop in SoCal that was recommended by Sharkwerks.
The exhaust does increase the exhaust note in both non-sport (maybe around 30%) and sport modes (~50%) in my non-scientific hearing test. Pops and bangs in sport mode is a lot more aggressive and I can actually “feel” the pops in my back. However, there is an increased base note between 1.2k to 2.8k rpm range that eventually tired my ears out over the three weeks I had the exhaust. Some people will call it droning, some will just say it’s just natural enhanced exhaust note. And since I have the OEM exhaust back now, I do hear the same base note but it’s so subtle that it’s almost unnoticeable. My wife thought it was just louder and didn’t mind the base note that I mentioned. Maybe I’m just extra sensitive.
Again, Sharkwerks exhaust is louder in general and sounds fantastic above that rpm range and I wish I could drive the car all the time above 3k rpm but it’s just not possible when you are always driving in and out of downtown LA through traffic and highway cruising.
#68
Not to rain on anyone's parade but all these manufacturers are selling is muffler delete kits or smaller mufflers. Not rocket science.
They all sound the same and the hp gains are negligible. Its truly fascinating how many people foam at the mouth over a brand name. This is the tale for 991.2 cars.. 991.1 is a different story.
Why pay a premium because of a certain NAME?
Think smarter.
They all sound the same and the hp gains are negligible. Its truly fascinating how many people foam at the mouth over a brand name. This is the tale for 991.2 cars.. 991.1 is a different story.
Why pay a premium because of a certain NAME?
Think smarter.
#69
I have a slightly used Sharkwerks Sport Exhaust for 991.2 with PSE to sell if you guys are interested. It has about 700 miles on it. I just posted it on Marketplace but this thread seemed relevant so I wanted to let you guys know.
Here is a quick review and why I’m selling the exhaust.
I have a 2019 991.2 with PSE with manual transmission. I drive my car daily, around 30-50 miles a day, in LA traffic, highway and local roads. As with all of you, I wanted to get some more sound out of the car, not necessarily more hp, and preordered the exhaust as soon as I heard Sharkwerks was working on it. Buying experience was phenomenal, by the way.
I can’t comment on the installation since I got it done at a local shop in SoCal that was recommended by Sharkwerks.
The exhaust does increase the exhaust note in both non-sport (maybe around 30%) and sport modes (~50%) in my non-scientific hearing test. Pops and bangs in sport mode is a lot more aggressive and I can actually “feel” the pops in my back. However, there is an increased base note between 1.2k to 2.8k rpm range that eventually tired my ears out over the three weeks I had the exhaust. Some people will call it droning, some will just say it’s just natural enhanced exhaust note. And since I have the OEM exhaust back now, I do hear the same base note but it’s so subtle that it’s almost unnoticeable. My wife thought it was just louder and didn’t mind the base note that I mentioned. Maybe I’m just extra sensitive.
Again, Sharkwerks exhaust is louder in general and sounds fantastic above that rpm range and I wish I could drive the car all the time above 3k rpm but it’s just not possible when you are always driving in and out of downtown LA through traffic and highway cruising.
Here is a quick review and why I’m selling the exhaust.
I have a 2019 991.2 with PSE with manual transmission. I drive my car daily, around 30-50 miles a day, in LA traffic, highway and local roads. As with all of you, I wanted to get some more sound out of the car, not necessarily more hp, and preordered the exhaust as soon as I heard Sharkwerks was working on it. Buying experience was phenomenal, by the way.
I can’t comment on the installation since I got it done at a local shop in SoCal that was recommended by Sharkwerks.
The exhaust does increase the exhaust note in both non-sport (maybe around 30%) and sport modes (~50%) in my non-scientific hearing test. Pops and bangs in sport mode is a lot more aggressive and I can actually “feel” the pops in my back. However, there is an increased base note between 1.2k to 2.8k rpm range that eventually tired my ears out over the three weeks I had the exhaust. Some people will call it droning, some will just say it’s just natural enhanced exhaust note. And since I have the OEM exhaust back now, I do hear the same base note but it’s so subtle that it’s almost unnoticeable. My wife thought it was just louder and didn’t mind the base note that I mentioned. Maybe I’m just extra sensitive.
Again, Sharkwerks exhaust is louder in general and sounds fantastic above that rpm range and I wish I could drive the car all the time above 3k rpm but it’s just not possible when you are always driving in and out of downtown LA through traffic and highway cruising.
Changing headers too, so I know I am about to get a lot more sound. I driver couple of hours on a weekend if I am lucky. Too many cars right now.
#70
#71
Not to rain on anyone's parade but all these manufacturers are selling is muffler delete kits or smaller mufflers. Not rocket science.
They all sound the same and the hp gains are negligible. Its truly fascinating how many people foam at the mouth over a brand name. This is the tale for 991.2 cars.. 991.1 is a different story.
Why pay a premium because of a certain NAME?
Think smarter.
They all sound the same and the hp gains are negligible. Its truly fascinating how many people foam at the mouth over a brand name. This is the tale for 991.2 cars.. 991.1 is a different story.
Why pay a premium because of a certain NAME?
Think smarter.
#72
#73
I have a slightly used Sharkwerks Sport Exhaust for 991.2 with PSE to sell if you guys are interested. It has about 700 miles on it. I just posted it on Marketplace but this thread seemed relevant so I wanted to let you guys know.
Here is a quick review and why I’m selling the exhaust.
I have a 2019 991.2 with PSE with manual transmission. I drive my car daily, around 30-50 miles a day, in LA traffic, highway and local roads. As with all of you, I wanted to get some more sound out of the car, not necessarily more hp, and preordered the exhaust as soon as I heard Sharkwerks was working on it. Buying experience was phenomenal, by the way.
I can’t comment on the installation since I got it done at a local shop in SoCal that was recommended by Sharkwerks.
The exhaust does increase the exhaust note in both non-sport (maybe around 30%) and sport modes (~50%) in my non-scientific hearing test. Pops and bangs in sport mode is a lot more aggressive and I can actually “feel” the pops in my back. However, there is an increased base note between 1.2k to 2.8k rpm range that eventually tired my ears out over the three weeks I had the exhaust. Some people will call it droning, some will just say it’s just natural enhanced exhaust note. And since I have the OEM exhaust back now, I do hear the same base note but it’s so subtle that it’s almost unnoticeable. My wife thought it was just louder and didn’t mind the base note that I mentioned. Maybe I’m just extra sensitive.
Again, Sharkwerks exhaust is louder in general and sounds fantastic above that rpm range and I wish I could drive the car all the time above 3k rpm but it’s just not possible when you are always driving in and out of downtown LA through traffic and highway cruising.
Here is a quick review and why I’m selling the exhaust.
I have a 2019 991.2 with PSE with manual transmission. I drive my car daily, around 30-50 miles a day, in LA traffic, highway and local roads. As with all of you, I wanted to get some more sound out of the car, not necessarily more hp, and preordered the exhaust as soon as I heard Sharkwerks was working on it. Buying experience was phenomenal, by the way.
I can’t comment on the installation since I got it done at a local shop in SoCal that was recommended by Sharkwerks.
The exhaust does increase the exhaust note in both non-sport (maybe around 30%) and sport modes (~50%) in my non-scientific hearing test. Pops and bangs in sport mode is a lot more aggressive and I can actually “feel” the pops in my back. However, there is an increased base note between 1.2k to 2.8k rpm range that eventually tired my ears out over the three weeks I had the exhaust. Some people will call it droning, some will just say it’s just natural enhanced exhaust note. And since I have the OEM exhaust back now, I do hear the same base note but it’s so subtle that it’s almost unnoticeable. My wife thought it was just louder and didn’t mind the base note that I mentioned. Maybe I’m just extra sensitive.
Again, Sharkwerks exhaust is louder in general and sounds fantastic above that rpm range and I wish I could drive the car all the time above 3k rpm but it’s just not possible when you are always driving in and out of downtown LA through traffic and highway cruising.
#74
Not to rain on anyone's parade but all these manufacturers are selling is muffler delete kits or smaller mufflers. Not rocket science.
They all sound the same and the hp gains are negligible. Its truly fascinating how many people foam at the mouth over a brand name. This is the tale for 991.2 cars.. 991.1 is a different story.
Why pay a premium because of a certain NAME?
Think smarter.
They all sound the same and the hp gains are negligible. Its truly fascinating how many people foam at the mouth over a brand name. This is the tale for 991.2 cars.. 991.1 is a different story.
Why pay a premium because of a certain NAME?
Think smarter.
And considering how many horror stories we read about fitment here, i would say u still wanna go with reputable brands with these bolt on parts.