Question- What is the weight of the Porsche factory exhaust?
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Question- What is the weight of the Porsche factory exhaust?
Folks-
The aftermarket suppliers are making claims about 20-50% decrease in weight, I assume not including the weight of the headers.
Does anyone know how much the 997 Turbo factory exhaust actually weighs?
Thanks in advance - Gerry
The aftermarket suppliers are making claims about 20-50% decrease in weight, I assume not including the weight of the headers.
Does anyone know how much the 997 Turbo factory exhaust actually weighs?
Thanks in advance - Gerry
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Originally Posted by RSA333
Folks-
The aftermarket suppliers are making claims about 20-50% decrease in weight, I assume not including the weight of the headers.
Does anyone know how much the 997 Turbo factory exhaust actually weighs?
Thanks in advance - Gerry
The aftermarket suppliers are making claims about 20-50% decrease in weight, I assume not including the weight of the headers.
Does anyone know how much the 997 Turbo factory exhaust actually weighs?
Thanks in advance - Gerry
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cargraphic
Originally Posted by AAH986
I weighed my stock exhaust and it was 46 pounds. The Cargraphic is supposed to save 5kg/11 pounds according to their current website info, that's a 24% decrease (it also adds 25hp according to them).
Jim
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Originally Posted by jgerken
I spoke with Hershel at Cargraphics USA today. I was interested in the TUV quiet version. They have switched from the British system shown on the website with twin cans to a new German manufactured system with a single can. This system is smaller so it doesn't need the heat sheilds shown which further reduces weight and resonance. Still TUV certified. They're getting the first one in on the 20th of this month which I decided to go for.
Jim
Jim
I bought mine from them and it was made in germany, not the UK and has no resonnance whatsoever, I have no clue what your guy is talking about.
Also, it does have the heat shield like the stock exhaust and I would not buy an exhaust for the TT without the heat shield.
Just wanted to give you the heads up and good luck either way.
#7
BS
Originally Posted by AAH986
Jim, I don't know if you are aware but "Cargraphic USA" is no longer the official Cargraphic dealer in the US. If you check the german Cargraphic official site you will see that the only US dealer is Road Sport Supply in Costa Mesa, CA.
I bought mine from them and it was made in germany, not the UK and has no resonnance whatsoever, I have no clue what your guy is talking about.
Also, it does have the heat shield like the stock exhaust and I would not buy an exhaust for the TT without the heat shield.
Just wanted to give you the heads up and good luck either way.
I bought mine from them and it was made in germany, not the UK and has no resonnance whatsoever, I have no clue what your guy is talking about.
Also, it does have the heat shield like the stock exhaust and I would not buy an exhaust for the TT without the heat shield.
Just wanted to give you the heads up and good luck either way.
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Folks-
From what I can gather, given about the same configuration, here are approximate weights of the aftermarket exhuasts, although it may be "comparing apples to oranges" in some cases:
FABSPEED = 36 lbs
CARGRAPHIC = 34 lbs
TECHART = 26 lbs
9ff= 26 lbs
AWE = 25 lbs
Tubi = 20 lbs
IPP Titanium = 11 lbs
They all claim about a 20-30hp gain.
Thanks - Gerry
From what I can gather, given about the same configuration, here are approximate weights of the aftermarket exhuasts, although it may be "comparing apples to oranges" in some cases:
FABSPEED = 36 lbs
CARGRAPHIC = 34 lbs
TECHART = 26 lbs
9ff= 26 lbs
AWE = 25 lbs
Tubi = 20 lbs
IPP Titanium = 11 lbs
They all claim about a 20-30hp gain.
Thanks - Gerry
#9
LAT
Thanks for sharing those dyno curves - I still think even Maha chassis dyno's can't give accurate numbers on these turbocharged 4WD cars due to many factors.....
I am sceptical about how the 997tt with the Cargraphic exhaust appears to have LOST ~22PS at 6300rpm - In reality this is where it should still have gains but probably due to air flow in the dyno cell this spurious curve is produced ?
Thanks for sharing those dyno curves - I still think even Maha chassis dyno's can't give accurate numbers on these turbocharged 4WD cars due to many factors.....
I am sceptical about how the 997tt with the Cargraphic exhaust appears to have LOST ~22PS at 6300rpm - In reality this is where it should still have gains but probably due to air flow in the dyno cell this spurious curve is produced ?