Rolls Royce Dawn - Sport Exhaust with Sound Architect™ (2016-2023)

As seen on YouTube on Jon Olsson's Wraith 'George'. Our Sport system also fits the Dawn and offers these vehicles the perfect sound solution with switchable valves so the driver has complete control of the sound.

Louder than stock in both modes, with valves shut a deeper yet refined presence throughout the rev range and with valves open much more pitch at top end delivering the best these V12s have to offer.

We use an x-pipe centre section to integrate the banks, so the sound is never out of phase and clever internals in the rear sections, to achieve a defined difference in sound with valves open or shut. 

 Sound Architect® Remote Valve Control by QuickSilver

The new QS Sound Architect® remote valve control system gives you full command of the sound. Our push-button fob can be mounted within the vehicle or used outside the vehicle if desired.

Its binary functionality offers two distinct sounds to suit your environment. Our default ‘Sport’ mode offers the full experience with a deeper robust note and utilises the optimum flow of the exiting exhaust gases. With our ‘Refined’ mode, our exhaust harnesses the tone, offering a more civilised note when, and if it’s required.

Even better is that like our exhausts, this is a simple install. Just feed the valve cables through the spare wheel well to the rear section, plug the power cable into the 12v in the boot, and you’re away!

This style of valve control’s been requested a lot in the past, and we’re excited to finally offer this – the perfect sound is now just a button press away.

• More presence throughout the rev range, unleashing that V12.

• Sound Architect™ switchable valves to suit your environment.

• Works in relation to throttle position with a wonderful depth of sound.

• Centre section mixes the banks so sound is never out of phase.

•  Two remote fobs

•  Sound module

•  Plug & play 12v power source 

•  All required leads and batteries

•  Suitable for three pin SPS valves

•  Two distinct sound modes, ‘Sport’ and ‘Refined’