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The 992 carrera 2s lack lustre sports exhaust system.
- Thread starter Dave Barnett
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kevan.weetman
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I ordered the basic 992 Carrera for delivery in September and I have included the Sport Exhaust as an option. It also alters the look of the back of the car. My quandary is whether to include Chrono?
Tony992
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With regards to Sports Chrono, I included it and the dial on the steering wheel is useful and the launch control is fun but I don't at this point take the car to tracks so haven't really used it for its primary purpose. I think its an option future buyers could look for though.
Mulhollands
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Tony992 said:I've got a 4S Cab with the sports exhaust and I can really tell the difference when it is engaged. When the car is first started it is fairly muted but after a minute or so it settles down into a much deeper tone. Again, when the Sports Exhaust is switched off the tone definitely becomes more muted. Also, there is a lot more fizzing and crackling etc when I lift off the accelerator at low speeds.
Exactly the same with C2S. Its loud enough for me that for sure. But if I was 40 years younger it would be enough.
As for the note, appreciate it isn’t as loud as 911s of old or other sports cars inside but I like the noise myself. Actually get a lot of people (when outside the car) commenting about how good it sounds when sports exhaust is activated ????
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