Getting some noise... RSS vs Sharky xpipe? Comments, experiences?
#1
Getting some noise... RSS vs Sharky xpipe? Comments, experiences?
Guys
I will be adding some noise to my 997.2 GT3 and need to make a choice between the RSS xpipe and the Sharkwerks....
Any insights? Comments? RSS is quite a bit cheaper, looks well made but the Sharky solution seems to be the typical go to for xpipe.
Thanks!
I will be adding some noise to my 997.2 GT3 and need to make a choice between the RSS xpipe and the Sharkwerks....
Any insights? Comments? RSS is quite a bit cheaper, looks well made but the Sharky solution seems to be the typical go to for xpipe.
Thanks!
#6
I agree. Difference so small just pick the one you like look and price of. FYI...they do make a great sounds.
Debating this would be like debating which gear **** finish is best when all are attaching to same gear stick and gearbox......nothing in it.
Debating this would be like debating which gear **** finish is best when all are attaching to same gear stick and gearbox......nothing in it.
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#9
In my experience, SW cheaper than RSS. They are a different design also. RSS is an x-pipe and pipes are larger diameter. SW pipes do not actually cross and narrower diameter. None of this is better or worse but I think they end up sounding substantially different.
SW a lot more mellow than RSS. I typically put SW on my gt3's that I borderline DD'd. I was fine driving SW with flaps open, around town; it tends to be a little quiet for what I want out on back/open roads. RSS is a little aggressive for DD use, esp in somewhat confined areas. but awesome out on back roads.
I'd tyically put SW on my gt3's and rss on RS's.
SW a lot more mellow than RSS. I typically put SW on my gt3's that I borderline DD'd. I was fine driving SW with flaps open, around town; it tends to be a little quiet for what I want out on back/open roads. RSS is a little aggressive for DD use, esp in somewhat confined areas. but awesome out on back roads.
I'd tyically put SW on my gt3's and rss on RS's.
#12
Have tried both, I like the sound of the RSS down low. Doesn't mean SW is not good. Just personal preference.
I have a RSS X-Pipe for 997 GT for sale if that helps. I also have a SW set up that came on my 991 GT3 for sale. I decided to switch to RSS, hence its up for sale.
Regards,
Raj
I have a RSS X-Pipe for 997 GT for sale if that helps. I also have a SW set up that came on my 991 GT3 for sale. I decided to switch to RSS, hence its up for sale.
Regards,
Raj