SharkWerks in the USA and now in the UK??!?
#1
This guards red 2010 GT3 came in for the SharkWerks Exhaust and our larger 88mm ceramic-coated tips. Also on the menu was the EVOMSit performance software, tuned for 91 octane.
They do look so good in red don't they?

Although those tips are a bit puny?

Matching red belts and red stitching is rather lovely too!

Off comes the rear apron to get access to the heat shields:

With the heat shields off you can easily tackle the exhaust nuts:

An hour later and armed with the SharkWerks street exhaust, which retains the use of the sport button/valves and still drops 18 pounds of weight:

Reading the current issue of Total 911 Magazine and it seems as though our friends over in the UK, Regal Autosport, are also installing one of exhausts on a red MK2 GT3:

No really they are and a great bunch of blokes too:

Told you we'd do something about those weeny stock tips! Here's our 88mm tips instead:

The stock file is then read out via the OBDII port and EVOMSit tools. Once coded and adjusted the new performance file is uploaded:

Then off she goes; another MK2 Shark-Werked GT3 which should be hitting the odd local Auto-X and race track shortly!


Sounds just like this on the 3.8L engine:
SharkWerks 2010 Porsche 997 GT3 with SharkWerks Exhaust System - YouTube
They do look so good in red don't they?
Although those tips are a bit puny?
Matching red belts and red stitching is rather lovely too!
Off comes the rear apron to get access to the heat shields:
With the heat shields off you can easily tackle the exhaust nuts:
An hour later and armed with the SharkWerks street exhaust, which retains the use of the sport button/valves and still drops 18 pounds of weight:
Reading the current issue of Total 911 Magazine and it seems as though our friends over in the UK, Regal Autosport, are also installing one of exhausts on a red MK2 GT3:
No really they are and a great bunch of blokes too:
Told you we'd do something about those weeny stock tips! Here's our 88mm tips instead:
The stock file is then read out via the OBDII port and EVOMSit tools. Once coded and adjusted the new performance file is uploaded:
Then off she goes; another MK2 Shark-Werked GT3 which should be hitting the odd local Auto-X and race track shortly!
Sounds just like this on the 3.8L engine:
SharkWerks 2010 Porsche 997 GT3 with SharkWerks Exhaust System - YouTube
#3
The news must be spreading around the UK about the fantastic sounding Sharkwerks exhaust's mine is the best mod I've ever done 
Here's a couple of pic's of my now great sounding RS , thanks guy's, I will keep
revving your praises.
Cheers
Fraser


Here's a couple of pic's of my now great sounding RS , thanks guy's, I will keep
revving your praises.
Cheers
Fraser
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The news must be spreading around the UK about the fantastic sounding Sharkwerks exhaust's mine is the best mod I've ever done 
Here's a couple of pic's of my now great sounding RS , thanks guy's, I will keep
revving your praises.
Cheers
Fraser
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Here's a couple of pic's of my now great sounding RS , thanks guy's, I will keep
revving your praises.
Cheers
Fraser
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Thanks man! The tips are a bit beefier than stock
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