Possible changes on the 992.2?
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#17
I've read that the 992 Turbo will have GPFs worldwide, so I assume that all variants of the 992.2 may come with this. From Autoevolution:
#18
No, that would be an unusually early release. 2020 was the first model year. The 991.1 ran 2012.5 to 2016 inclusive. The first model year of the 991.2 was 2017. They haven't even announced the 992.1 Targa and GT3 yet.
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French Blue (06-01-2020)
#19
The prospect of this move is disappointing to me. Why GPF vehicles that do not require it outside the EU? These cars are already sacrificing a sporty exhaust note due to turbocharging, the thought of further muzzling the sound bums me out. Is the only way to get a 992.2 C2S/C4S that sounds decent going to be aftermarket exhaust through Capristo/Akrapovic/etc.?
Having a non-GPF PSE equipped 992 C4S, I can say that the cars sound significantly better than the 991.2 Carreras -- it's a big leap. No complaints, at all. It doesn't sound like a dishwasher. If you go with high flow cats, it will sound like a 991.2 GT2RS.
#20
The prospect of this move is disappointing to me. Why GPF vehicles that do not require it outside the EU? These cars are already sacrificing a sporty exhaust note due to turbocharging, the thought of further muzzling the sound bums me out. Is the only way to get a 992.2 C2S/C4S that sounds decent going to be aftermarket exhaust through Capristo/Akrapovic/etc.?
Last edited by kayjh; 04-28-2020 at 12:33 PM.
#22
It's about saving the world and climate. VW Group found a lot of religion here and us trying to compensate for its dieselgate sins.
Having a non-GPF PSE equipped 992 C4S, I can say that the cars sound significantly better than the 991.2 Carreras -- it's a big leap. No complaints, at all. It doesn't sound like a dishwasher. If you go with high flow cats, it will sound like a 991.2 GT2RS.
Having a non-GPF PSE equipped 992 C4S, I can say that the cars sound significantly better than the 991.2 Carreras -- it's a big leap. No complaints, at all. It doesn't sound like a dishwasher. If you go with high flow cats, it will sound like a 991.2 GT2RS.
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SamD (05-03-2020)
#23
Mid-engine option? Just kidding. But it would be awesome.
https://www.topspeed.com/cars/porsch...-ar185963.html
Also, get rid of all that plastic in the front and rear bumpers (and I don’t mean the current sport design option). Does not fit with a sports car at this price
Likely changes:
30 more HP
changes to rear grill and brake light
Continued gradual improvement in steering
New Headlights
New wheel options
New color options
Hybrid in some models
https://www.topspeed.com/cars/porsch...-ar185963.html
Also, get rid of all that plastic in the front and rear bumpers (and I don’t mean the current sport design option). Does not fit with a sports car at this price
Likely changes:
30 more HP
changes to rear grill and brake light
Continued gradual improvement in steering
New Headlights
New wheel options
New color options
Hybrid in some models
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#25
To that end, my hope is that the North American 992.2 doesn't get OPF'd so that the current sport exhaust sound can be preserved and continue. I'll likely be waiting for the 992.2, so any mods I would make to the exhaust would only be to make it sound as much like the current 992 as possible in the event that it gets muzzled by an OPF here in NA.
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robbie9999 (04-25-2020)
#26
I can understand that. I don't want to the car to be especially loud, I just want to here the 6-cylinder boxer doing it's thing as much as possible...within reason.
To that end, my hope is that the North American 992.2 doesn't get OPF'd so that the current sport exhaust sound can be preserved and continue. I'll likely be waiting for the 992.2, so any mods I would make to the exhaust would only be to make it sound as much like the current 992 as possible in the event that it gets muzzled by an OPF here in NA.
To that end, my hope is that the North American 992.2 doesn't get OPF'd so that the current sport exhaust sound can be preserved and continue. I'll likely be waiting for the 992.2, so any mods I would make to the exhaust would only be to make it sound as much like the current 992 as possible in the event that it gets muzzled by an OPF here in NA.
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smiles11 (04-25-2020)
#27
I can understand that. I don't want to the car to be especially loud, I just want to here the 6-cylinder boxer doing it's thing as much as possible...within reason.
To that end, my hope is that the North American 992.2 doesn't get OPF'd so that the current sport exhaust sound can be preserved and continue. I'll likely be waiting for the 992.2, so any mods I would make to the exhaust would only be to make it sound as much like the current 992 as possible in the event that it gets muzzled by an OPF here in NA.
To that end, my hope is that the North American 992.2 doesn't get OPF'd so that the current sport exhaust sound can be preserved and continue. I'll likely be waiting for the 992.2, so any mods I would make to the exhaust would only be to make it sound as much like the current 992 as possible in the event that it gets muzzled by an OPF here in NA.
#28
Also, what are you saying will end up being one big advantage of the 992?
Again, apologies for misunderstanding, I'm not intending to troll with my questions.
#29
I'm going to apologize in advance, because I've read this message several times and I'm not quite sure what you are saying (sincerely). Are you saying that the OPF cannot be removed? If so, yes I agree, that's not going be a great option for the 992.2 if it does have an OPF in NA.
Also, what are you saying will end up being one big advantage of the 992?
Again, apologies for misunderstanding, I'm not intending to troll with my questions.
Also, what are you saying will end up being one big advantage of the 992?
Again, apologies for misunderstanding, I'm not intending to troll with my questions.
If that's the case, then one advantage of the 992.1 would be good sound stock.
#30
Completely agree my 992 sounds infinitely better than 991.2 GTS (not that it was a bad sounding car). They've mastered the boxer 6 sound in the 992, I'm afraid to touch my exhaust with any high flow cats for fear of ruining the sound it has now. It's loud but not "look at me from 6 streets away" loud but more so, the rumble, the beat, the crackles, and pops on the overrun - all bang on.