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Better Exhaust Sound

Bud inSC

By Bud inSC
in 991 Turbo,Turbo S

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Hey guys, I just joined this forum and look forward to contributing.  I need some advice on how to get a performance exhaust sound from my '14 Turbo S factory system without spending several thousand dollars for an after market product.  It seems I read in the past that there is a way to weld a bypass pipe from the mufflers top to the lower exit pipe.  Does anyone know about this or another method to get a high performance sound?  My S is scary fast but sounds too muted for a rocket ship.  Thanks for any advice!  Bud

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26 minutes ago, Bud inSC said:

Hey guys, I just joined this forum and look forward to contributing.  I need some advice on how to get a performance exhaust sound from my '14 Turbo S factory system without spending several thousand dollars for an after market product.  It seems I read in the past that there is a way to weld a bypass pipe from the mufflers top to the lower exit pipe.  Does anyone know about this or another method to get a high performance sound?  My S is scary fast but sounds too muted for a rocket ship.  Thanks for any advice!  Bud

 

Welcome to RennTech :welcomeani:

There are a variety of ways to modify the exhaust on your car, but you need to realize that the turbos themselves tend to have a "muting" effect on the exhaust note of the car, which will also be translated into the sound any modification or aftermarket system.  Do a search on modifications to the turbo exhaust, as it is a popular modification and I am sure you will get reviews on multiple approaches. 

 

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