Hey every one.. i have a 2011 911 turbo S...now i want to get an exhaust system...anyone suggest any? I want very aggressive sound..and performance improved..I ask some local autogroup, they suggested me to get AWE, TUBI, or Fabspeed...but now i'm only interested in AWE ( based on videos i watched on youtube.)...please any one who've heard the real sound help me to decide..thanks！！！！

 

Europipe >>>>>>> check the right side banner of sponsors.

 

go with FVD Brombacher. hands down the best sound. Contact Rhonda, she'll have a setup for you! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfqyauRZnHc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAhEGQXI7gs

 

AWE makes great products.

Another great exhaust to consider is the Akrapovic Titanium exhaust. It's a little more expensive but the quality is second to none.

 

I have AWE's 997.2 exhaust and I love it. Here's the post, video in the thread a little further down.

https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...t-997-2-a.html

 

oh thank you i rly love the sound actually...does the sound come out over 2000 rpm or 3000rpm? or u have to accelerate really hard？ and how's the performance improve?

 

Between 2000-3000, it's louder than stock, but a little, very civilized. Over 3000 it starts to build and really comes to life.

 

amazing.!! can people hear it from very far? i don't actually mind very loud sound..and i think that's sick! do u use the rsr tip or the quad tirps? i thnk awe's tips are really ugly,,from what i see on their website..do u open the sport mode when you want the sound come out? or it will come out in normal mode? would u pls tell me the price? Im in canada, i don't know if i can get a good price from the state..

 

same as always Europipe.

 

rexz419,

I'm in the same shoes as you are. Picked up a Turbo S cab, and the first two upgrades I'm looking to do are coil overs and an exhaust system. With so many choices, it's really difficult! Basing decisions on Youtube videos is also impossible, since the actual sound is impossible to replicate.

Currently, I'm leaning towards a custom system by BBI in Southern CA, Cargraphics, or Fabspeed. I'll have to research the AWE system.

Good luck, and keep me posted on what you decide and the reasons behind it!

 

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[quote=godspeed521;3377813]rexz419,

I'm in the same shoes as you are. Picked up a Turbo S cab, and the first two upgrades I'm looking to do are coil overs and an exhaust system....quote]


Guys, Fabspeed has been selling more of the 2.75" Supersport X-Pipe exhaust systems for the Gen. 2 997 Turbo 3.8L as these are significantly quieter than the Gen. 1 997 Turbo. Our Supersport X-Pipe still includes the 200 cell HJS sport catalytic converters to improve power and sound throughout the RPM range. Here is a video of a local Turbo S that features the complete Performance Package with ECU.

http://www.fabspeed.com/videos/997.2...Demo%20web.wmv
http://www.youtube.com/user/DelcoMot.../3/KJ8EzG8StKE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTtnNxdvsrA

Supersport X-Pipe ONLY (Stock catalytic converters)


Supersport X-Pipe with 200 cell HJS Sportcats/Dual Tips

 

Wow.. what a work of art Joey!

The video of the launch was insane..

Which company does your ECU tuning, and what is included in the 'performance' package?

 

ok so now is time for the art.....
notice the size of the catalictic converters and guess why they are so big?!

 

Fabspeed uses EVOMsit for all ECU Upgrades except the older air cooled Porsche cars. The Performance Package includes either the Maxflo Mufflers or Supersport X-Pipe Exhaust, both with 200 cell HJS Sport catalytic converters, Sport Headers, Maxflo Intake system, and the ECU upgrade is optional.

 

Damn, the 1st to second shift is fast. I have practiced but the computer has me beat. However, those 1-2 and 2-3 shifts are a very small part of the fun in a turbo. For now, or until I get disabled or real old, even with that short-coming, I'm staying with the non robot controlled manual-manual.