Exhaust question
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The US Market 2020 992s don't have them and as a result, sound better than the European cars. Porsche has indicated that all new 911s will eventually have them. The new Turbo/Turbo S cars are confirmed for particulate filters in the US.
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I believe OPF are in the secondary cats; so that makes it challenging to remedy.
This generation in the US may be the last decent sounding 911.
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I don't doubt for a second that the non-GPF cars sound 'better' than our UK/EU counterparts, but I was surprised just how poorly the mic picked up sound when I recorded mine.
There is a significant bark on a cold start-up for example, which, being the child I am I asked my girlfriend to record one morning. When I played it back it sounded far shi**er than it does to the naked ear.
Just a thought.
There is a significant bark on a cold start-up for example, which, being the child I am I asked my girlfriend to record one morning. When I played it back it sounded far shi**er than it does to the naked ear.
Just a thought.
