Exhaust note on a 997.2TT vs 997.2TTS
#12
08-17-2010, 05:04 PM
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Yes, there's a lovely burble on the over run..
Anyone noticed the noise from the dump valve yet too ?, just come back from a weeks driving in the Alps, and my wife though there was a dog barking at us
. Happens when you spool the turbos up, but quickly lift off, a lot of young lads pay a lot of money to make there cars make that sound over here 
Anyone noticed the noise from the dump valve yet too ?, just come back from a weeks driving in the Alps, and my wife though there was a dog barking at us
. Happens when you spool the turbos up, but quickly lift off, a lot of young lads pay a lot of money to make there cars make that sound over here
#13
08-17-2010, 05:10 PM
That's 'cause you have a CGT, a V10 R8, and an aircooled 993! All of which probably have a much better exhaust note than the TTS, IMHO.
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08-17-2010, 05:16 PM
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I think I may have made a mistake. I've only got 10 miles in it, but I think I dislike it.
#15
08-17-2010, 05:38 PM
Funny though, i went through a weird stage with the car just after i got it, obviously loved it for the 1st few days, then actually started to resent it in a weird way that i can't even explain, kinda like it was just to fast and almost too much car for our roads, and couldn't help thinking that my licence's days were numbered.
I'm back to loving it now after driving it through the Alps, i actually feel the gearbox is the best part of the package, but really do like the grunty sound of the engine.
G.
#16
08-17-2010, 08:36 PM
Although give the TTS a chance. It's a wicked ride, IMHO.
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