Thanks for sharing Sir. Funny thing is I came here looking for the original video. About the pipe tho, I think it sounds more 'Porsche' like' with the baffle in place. I don't think I'l be fitting one on my 84 tho. Bisi is the Guru for all things Porsche and a very nice bloke too
Thanks for the video...do you still have the car and the pulse chamber installed? If so, how are you liking it? Would you consider it "wife friendly" and can you have conversation in the car at highway speeds? I saw you used to live in Omaha, where I am now...too bad for me, I would have loved to hear this in person...would you recommend this exhaust? thanks!
Thanks for watching! I do love the exhaust with the baffle in. It creates enough noise to make heads turn and is really fun when you step on the gas. It also really depends on what kind of 911 you put it on. As you can see I don’t have a stock 911 and mine is more aggressive looking so I think it fits. Not sure I would put it in a stock version. It is pretty loud inside the cabin. It doesn’t drone but tougher to have conversations at highway speeds but maybe you don’t want to hear the wife talk all the time 😂
Is it possible to measure the noise (with and without the sound arrestor) with a decibel meter device (apps are not so reliable) with a distance of 3 ft/30ft from the exhaust? Many thanks in advance!
Thanks for re-posting. Your original was one of my favorites. I have one waiting to be installed. I wondered what happened to your video.
I wondered the same thing! Glad you enjoyed the video. This exhaust is one of my favorite modifications to my 3.2.
That sounds cray loud, so much for me adding these to mine
Nice video did you do anything with the hole (connecting it to anything) at the end of the pulse chamber? (the thin tube)
Top Tip, spray with penetrant oil the day before.
Thanks for sharing Sir. Funny thing is I came here looking for the original video. About the pipe tho, I think it sounds more 'Porsche' like' with the baffle in place. I don't think I'l be fitting one on my 84 tho. Bisi is the Guru for all things Porsche and a very nice bloke too
Without the baffle is just too loud for my taste unless I’m on the track.
Thanks for the video...do you still have the car and the pulse chamber installed? If so, how are you liking it? Would you consider it "wife friendly" and can you have conversation in the car at highway speeds? I saw you used to live in Omaha, where I am now...too bad for me, I would have loved to hear this in person...would you recommend this exhaust? thanks!
Thanks for watching! I do love the exhaust with the baffle in. It creates enough noise to make heads turn and is really fun when you step on the gas. It also really depends on what kind of 911 you put it on. As you can see I don’t have a stock 911 and mine is more aggressive looking so I think it fits. Not sure I would put it in a stock version. It is pretty loud inside the cabin. It doesn’t drone but tougher to have conversations at highway speeds but maybe you don’t want to hear the wife talk all the time 😂
@@HacktivistMechanic thanks! Great points…take care and I appreciate your content
Also, it looks like you don't have a cat on your car, if I left mine on, do you think that would quiet things down a bit more?
@@prairiedawgshooter 100% I think that would help.
@@HacktivistMechanic Thanks!
with the sound arrester was it low enough for neighborhood driving?
Yes that’s my current setup. Still loud but more tolerable around the hood.
@@HacktivistMechanic how would you say it compares to the m&k with the sound arrestor? (Thanks for the info!)
@@enjoyradiosilence hard to say I had a stock muffler before so don’t know how M&K is but I love this one. Sounds like nothing else on the road.
@@HacktivistMechanic gotcha, thanks
Is it possible to measure the noise (with and without the sound arrestor) with a decibel meter device (apps are not so reliable) with a distance of 3 ft/30ft from the exhaust? Many thanks in advance!