Official release of AWE Tuning Exhaust for Carrera GT.
Originally Posted by 20C4S
keep making things up. my MAGNIFICENT SEVEN INCHES sharky man hasn't come forward to take care of my back exhaust. i'm waiting... 

Originally Posted by 20C4S
keep making things up. my MAGNIFICENT SEVEN INCHES sharky man hasn't come forward to take care of my back exhaust. i'm waiting... 

Thanks, lovers. You both have made this thread gaytastic!
I've got extra money in my pocket. Maybe I'll get you two a room.

You in?
Alex, I know you want to lay Arling down on a bear skin rug in front of a warm fire and tell him you luv him....
Originally Posted by sharkster
When it comes to fast cars and women he sure does!
Originally Posted by Mike/A.W.E.
Did I ruin the mood?
How about some Barry White to light things up again?

How about some Barry White to light things up again?

Our relationship is long-distance... No physical contact which makes it more MANtastic than Gaytastic!Seriously though. Arling post some pix. Get that thing on there and start shooting flames!
Originally Posted by 20C4S
i just un-gay my post. too bad someone quoted it, twice! 

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Originally Posted by 20C4S
screw the harness i want ur harmless, tickle tickle!
Hi Sticky,
If you look at the muffler dyno sheet, we actually gained much more than we lost. We gained ~10 ftlbs of torque throughout most of the powerband, with just a very small loss of power at peak.
We were much happier gaining the low end power that we did instead of trying to show a small gain up top. Through testing we found that if we eliminated more sound deadening, we could gain more power up top, but the system became much louder.
This was an acceptable tradeoff in our opinion, and ultimately the gains make the car faster despite the small losses.
It's not always about making more peak horsepower, even though that is what most companies use for marketing purposes. It is always better to look at the entire powerband with a dynotest.
Any questions, let us know.
If you look at the muffler dyno sheet, we actually gained much more than we lost. We gained ~10 ftlbs of torque throughout most of the powerband, with just a very small loss of power at peak.
We were much happier gaining the low end power that we did instead of trying to show a small gain up top. Through testing we found that if we eliminated more sound deadening, we could gain more power up top, but the system became much louder.
This was an acceptable tradeoff in our opinion, and ultimately the gains make the car faster despite the small losses.
It's not always about making more peak horsepower, even though that is what most companies use for marketing purposes. It is always better to look at the entire powerband with a dynotest.
Any questions, let us know.
Originally Posted by 20C4S
i just un-gay my post. too bad someone quoted it, twice! 

Arling, I'm up to 3 sets of straight pipes sold!
You're missin' out brotha...
Just kidding.
i want to hear one first. what i like about the car is the exhaust sounds very clean & pure. i have yet heard anything like that on the road. lots people compare it to a 360 with Tubi but Ferrari might be louder but does not have the clarity. do i want to make it louder? probably not. i'm already forced to use Neutral driving in my neighborhood, M5 included.





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