Darth Vader GT2RS gets the Shark Werks Exhaust
Darth Vader GT2RS gets the Shark Werks Exhaust
Haven't seen a black on black GT2RS until today. It certainly looks the part, goes like no other Turbo currently has but just doesn't "sound" quite aggressive enough. So first things first let's give it a SharkWerks exhaust note...
In she comes:
The matte carbon hood is a giveaway...
Off with the bumper cover and intercoolers. You can see the very nicely made but extremely quiet stock exhaust (by Akrapovic). The pathway isn't absolutely ideal either for the lowest possible back pressure for a turbo car with an internal merge (you can see the hot spot in the center as a result).:
And on goes our exhaust installed with straight-through mandrel bent pipes minus any muffler or center/join restriction. We also re-use the factory cats to remain CEL free and California emissions compliant::
A quick weight comparison of the stock shows no additional weight:
Vs the Shark pipe:
We're re-using the factory tips here to keep it stealthy:
Ready to go home with a bit more bark (the EVOMSit is next):
This is what she sounds like:
In she comes:
The matte carbon hood is a giveaway...
Off with the bumper cover and intercoolers. You can see the very nicely made but extremely quiet stock exhaust (by Akrapovic). The pathway isn't absolutely ideal either for the lowest possible back pressure for a turbo car with an internal merge (you can see the hot spot in the center as a result).:
And on goes our exhaust installed with straight-through mandrel bent pipes minus any muffler or center/join restriction. We also re-use the factory cats to remain CEL free and California emissions compliant::
A quick weight comparison of the stock shows no additional weight:
Vs the Shark pipe:
We're re-using the factory tips here to keep it stealthy:
Ready to go home with a bit more bark (the EVOMSit is next):
This is what she sounds like:
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