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Fabspeed for Porsche
Here at Fabspeed Motorsport, we are dedicated to delivering our customers the highest quality performance upgrades with the industry’s best lifetime warranty. We have over 29 years experience designing, engineering and installing high performance Porsche exhaust systems, air intake systems and ECU tuning for the world’s most coveted exotic cars. All of our products are designed and engineered right here in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania by our very skilled and passionate fabricators
A Quick Look at Fabspeed
Fabspeed information on this page is based on details supplied by the manufacturer or distributor, plus any OE references provided with the parts.
Choosing the Right Fit for Your Porsche
Where Fabspeed is listed for Porsche, use the supplied model coverage and OE references to confirm suitability. Check details that commonly affect fitment such as model year, side/position, and connector type where relevant.
- Typical reasons people replace these parts include upgrading tired or corroded factory exhaust components, tailoring sound and response for fast-road or track use, and supporting wider tuning packages.
- Common symptoms that lead owners to inspect or change related parts include exhaust leaks, rattles, drone, heat-related fatigue, and loss of performance that may also be linked to boost or vacuum issues.
- After installation, it is sensible to refresh mounts and hardware where worn, and to carry out a careful check for leaks once everything has heat-cycled.
- Consider whether supporting ECU mapping or health checks are appropriate for your Porsche, depending on how extensive your hardware changes are.
Browse by Category
If you already know the area you are working on, start with the category and then filter by Porsche model. Where real-world symptoms and typical reasons to replace are provided, use them to keep the wording grounded.
Engine Tuning — Engine tuning parts and upgrades for Porsche are used to improve drivability, throttle response and power, or to support changes such as intake, exhaust, or forced induction. They are typically chosen once the engine is in good health, as tuning cannot compensate for underlying mechanical faults.
- Before any significant tuning work, check overall engine condition, including compression or leak-down where appropriate, fuel system health, sensor data, and that there are no boost or vacuum leaks.
- Avoid using calibration changes to hide rough running or misfires, as the mechanical root cause still needs to be addressed.
Air Filters — Air filters for Porsche protect the engine from dirt while maintaining the airflow that correct fuelling and performance depend on. Owners often replace or upgrade filters to restore airflow, support tuning work, or improve serviceability while keeping good filtration.
- Service intervals depend on use: dusty environments or frequent track days may justify more frequent inspection and cleaning or replacement.
- If using oiled performance filters, follow the manufacturer’s oiling instructions carefully to avoid contaminating sensitive airflow sensors.
Air Induction Kits — Induction kits for Porsche replace or re-route parts of the intake system to change airflow, response and sound. They are usually part of a wider tuning package and are selected to balance intake temperatures, flow and sensor stability.
- When fitting an induction kit, ensure joints and connections are well sealed to prevent unmetered air entering the engine or causing drivability issues.
- Positioning and heat management are important: shielding from hot engine-bay air helps keep intake temperatures, and therefore performance, more consistent.
Exhausts — Exhaust upgrades for Porsche are commonly chosen to replace corroded or leaking factory systems, refine the car’s sound, reduce weight or improve gas flow as part of a tuning package. The right choice depends on how the car is used and the balance you want between sound, comfort and responsiveness.
- When planning an exhaust change, consider the complete system, including catalytic converters, to keep within your local emissions and noise requirements.
- Replacing aged gaskets, clamps, mounts and rusted fixings at the same time as the exhaust usually improves fitment and reduces the chance of future leaks or rattles.
All Silencers / Mufflers — This category covers a range of Porsche silencer and muffler layouts, from standard-style replacements to sport and valved options. Selection is usually guided by corrosion or damage to existing parts, unwanted noise or drone, or a desire to change the exhaust character while staying within comfort and usage needs.
- To narrow down the correct layout, compare inlet and outlet positions, hanger locations and pipe diameters on your current system against the product details.
- When choosing between standard, sport or switchable systems, think about typical journeys and cabin noise tolerance so you end up with a sound level that suits day-to-day use.
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View the current Fabspeed range for Porsche at Design911, then filter by model and category to narrow down to the right parts.
The Fabspeed Sport Catalytic Converters for Porsche Cayenne S, GTS, Turbo and selected Turbo S E-Hybrid models (2019 onwards) are premium performance exhaust upgrades designed to improve exhaust gas flow, increase horsepower and torque, and enhance the distinctive sound of Porsche's twin-turbocharged V8 engine.
Fits:
- Porsche 9YA Cayenne S V6 2.9L Petrol (440Hp) 2018-23
- Porsche 9YA Cayenne Coupe S V6 2.9L Petrol (440Hp) 2019-23
- Porsche 9YA Cayenne GTS V8 4.0L Petrol (460Hp) 2020-23
- Porsche 9YA Cayenne Coupe GTS V8 4.0L Petrol (460Hp) 2021-23
- Porsche 9YA Cayenne Turbo V8 4.0L Petrol (550Hp) 2020-23
- Porsche 9YA Cayenne Coupe Turbo V8 4.0L Petrol (550Hp) 2019-23
Engineered by Fabspeed Motorsport, these high-performance catalytic converters replace the restrictive factory catalytic converter assemblies with advanced German-manufactured HJS 200-cell high-flow sports catalysts.
Their performance-focused design reduces exhaust backpressure while retaining catalytic exhaust treatment, allowing exhaust gases to pass more efficiently through the system.
Manufactured from premium T304L stainless steel, the system features precision mandrel-bent pipework designed for durability, efficient exhaust gas movement and reliable operation under demanding temperatures.
Fabspeed reports that the HJS sports catalytic converters provide exhaust flow equivalent to approximately 93–95% of a straight pipe, offering a substantial reduction in restriction compared with conventional factory catalytic converters.
The system also enhances the characteristic sound of Porsche's 4.0L twin-turbocharged V8 engine, producing a deeper and more aggressive exhaust note, with more pronounced pops, bangs and crackles during spirited driving.
Fabspeed reports maximum performance gains of approximately 22 wheel horsepower and 21 lb-ft of torque, alongside a weight reduction of approximately 6 lbs (2.7 kg) compared with the original catalytic converter assemblies.
Designed for direct bolt-on installation without cutting or welding, the Fabspeed Sport Catalytic Converters provide a performance-focused upgrade for Porsche Cayenne owners seeking enhanced sound, improved responsiveness and premium exhaust construction.
What This Product Does:
Catalytic converters are essential components of a vehicle's exhaust emissions control system. Their primary function is to reduce harmful pollutants produced during combustion before the exhaust gases leave the tailpipes.
As exhaust gases pass through the catalytic converter, the catalyst promotes chemical reactions that convert carbon monoxide, unburned hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxides into less harmful substances.
The Fabspeed Sport Catalytic Converters perform this emissions-treatment function while providing a less restrictive exhaust flow path compared with the original equipment.
Their main functions include:
- Improving exhaust gas flow: High-flow HJS 200-cell catalysts allow exhaust gases to pass more freely through the system.
- Reducing exhaust backpressure: A less restrictive catalyst design helps minimise pressure downstream of the turbochargers.
- Supporting turbocharger efficiency: Improved exhaust discharge can contribute to more responsive turbocharger operation.
- Increasing horsepower: Reduced exhaust restriction can support additional engine power, with Fabspeed reporting maximum gains of 22 wheel horsepower.
- Improving torque delivery: Enhanced exhaust flow can contribute to stronger acceleration and improved torque.
- Enhancing exhaust sound: Produces a deeper and more pronounced exhaust note, highlighting the character of Porsche's twin-turbocharged V8 engine.
- Maintaining catalytic exhaust treatment: Retains functioning catalytic converter cores rather than using unrestricted bypass pipes.
- Supporting emissions control: Helps reduce harmful exhaust pollutants when operating correctly.
- Reducing exhaust system weight: Saves approximately 6 lbs (2.7 kg) compared with the factory catalytic converters.
- Supporting high-temperature durability: Stainless steel construction is designed to withstand demanding exhaust operating conditions.
Symptoms Of Wear Or Failure:
The original Porsche Cayenne catalytic converters operate under demanding conditions, including high exhaust temperatures, repeated thermal cycling, vibration and exposure to exhaust contaminants.
Over time, catalytic converters may deteriorate due to overheating, contamination, mechanical damage or internal substrate failure.
Common symptoms of worn or failing catalytic converters include:
- Reduced engine performance: A blocked or restricted catalytic converter may increase exhaust backpressure and reduce available engine power.
- Sluggish acceleration: Excessive exhaust restriction can affect turbocharger response and engine performance.
- Engine management warning light: Reduced catalytic converter efficiency may trigger the check engine light.
- Catalyst efficiency fault codes: Diagnostic codes such as P0420 or P0430 may indicate below-threshold catalyst efficiency, although other faults can produce similar codes.
- Metallic rattling: A damaged or broken internal catalytic converter substrate may produce rattling noises from the exhaust system.
- Excessive exhaust temperatures: A severely restricted catalytic converter may contribute to abnormal heat build-up.
- Unusual exhaust odours: Poor catalytic converter performance may increase unpleasant exhaust smells.
- Increased fuel consumption: Severe exhaust restriction or associated engine management problems may affect fuel efficiency.
- Failed emissions inspection: A deteriorated catalytic converter may no longer reduce exhaust pollutants sufficiently.
- Visible exhaust damage: Cracked converter housings, damaged welds or leaking connections may compromise the exhaust system.
- Exhaust blowing or hissing: Damaged joints or pipework can allow exhaust gases to escape before reaching the tailpipes.
- Abnormal turbocharger response: Significant downstream exhaust restriction may interfere with efficient turbocharger operation.
Why Replacement Matters:
Replacing the original catalytic converters with Fabspeed Sport Catalytic Converters provides an opportunity to improve the Porsche Cayenne's exhaust efficiency, enhance engine sound and increase overall driving enjoyment.
While conventional replacement catalytic converters restore the original emissions system, Fabspeed's high-flow HJS design is engineered to reduce exhaust restrictions while retaining catalytic conversion functionality.
The 200-cell sports catalysts provide a less restrictive exhaust pathway, allowing the twin-turbocharged engine to discharge exhaust gases more efficiently.
Upgrading to Fabspeed Sport Catalytic Converters offers several benefits:
- Increased engine power: Fabspeed reports maximum gains of approximately 22 wheel horsepower.
- Improved torque: Manufacturer-reported gains of up to 21 lb-ft support stronger acceleration and improved performance potential.
- Reduced exhaust restriction: High-flow HJS catalytic converters provide improved exhaust gas movement.
- Improved turbocharger response: Reduced backpressure can support efficient turbocharger operation.
- Enhanced V8 exhaust sound: Produces a deeper, more aggressive exhaust note with increased pops and crackles.
- Reduced unwanted cabin resonance: Fabspeed reports a more aggressive exhaust sound without interior drone in its tested configuration.
- Premium HJS catalytic technology: German-manufactured 200-cell catalysts provide high-flow performance and catalytic exhaust treatment.
- Durable stainless steel construction: T304L stainless steel offers resistance to heat, corrosion and environmental exposure.
- Lightweight design: Saves approximately 6 lbs (2.7 kg) compared with the original catalytic converter assemblies.
- Vehicle-specific engineering: Designed for compatible Porsche Cayenne E3 twin-turbocharged V8 models.
- Direct bolt-on installation: Replaces the original catalytic converters without cutting or welding.
- Enhanced driving enjoyment: Combines improved exhaust sound with increased performance potential.
- Manufacturer warranty support: Covered by Fabspeed's Lifetime Warranty, subject to its terms and conditions.
For Porsche Cayenne owners seeking greater performance and a more distinctive exhaust sound while retaining catalytic converter functionality, the Fabspeed system offers a premium alternative to the original factory assemblies.
NOTE: In the United Kingdom, sports catalytic converters and bypass pipes do not have type approval and are not legally permitted for use on vehicles manufactured after 1st March 2001. They are not MOT compliant and cannot be used on public roads. These components are intended solely for race and track use.
For vehicles manufactured before 1st March 2001, a non-type approved sports catalytic converter may be fitted, provided it offers comparable performance to the original and the vehicle continues to meet the applicable emissions standards for its age. The vehicle must still pass an MOT test.
If you are located outside the UK, please check your local laws and regulations to ensure compliance.
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- Porsche 9YA Cayenne Coupe S V6 2.9L Petrol (440Hp) 2019-23
- Porsche 9YA Cayenne GTS V8 4.0L Petrol (460Hp) 2020-23
- Porsche 9YA Cayenne Coupe GTS V8 4.0L Petrol (460Hp) 2021-23
- Porsche 9YA Cayenne Turbo V8 4.0L Petrol (550Hp) 2020-23
- Porsche 9YA Cayenne Coupe Turbo V8 4.0L Petrol (550Hp) 2019-23
The Fabspeed Race Competition Cat Bypass with Downpipe for Porsche 718 Boxster and Cayman (2017 onwards) is a high-performance exhaust upgrade designed for dedicated track and motorsport applications. Engineered to maximise exhaust gas flow, reduce backpressure and enhance the sound of Porsche's turbocharged flat-four engine, this competition-focused system replaces the factory catalytic converter and downpipe assembly.
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- Porsche Boxster 718 2.0L Manual (300 Bhp) 2017>>
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- Porsche Boxster T 718 2.0L Manual (300 Bhp) 01/2019>>
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- Porsche Boxster GTS 718 2.5L PDK (365 Bhp) 05/2017>>
- Porsche Boxster GTS 718 4.0L Manual (400 Bhp) 01/2019>>
- Porsche Boxster GTS 718 4.0L PDK (400 Bhp) 01/2019>>
- Porsche Cayman 718 2.0L Manual (300 Bhp)
- Porsche Cayman 718 2.0L PDK (300 Bhp)
- Porsche Cayman S 718 2.5L Manual (350 Bhp)
- Porsche Cayman S 718 2.5L PDK (350 Bhp)
- Porsche Cayman T 718 2.0L Manual (300 Bhp)
- Porsche Cayman T 718 2.0L PDK (300 Bhp)
- Porsche Cayman GTS 718 2.5L Manual (365 Bhp)
- Porsche Cayman GTS 718 2.5L PDK (365 Bhp)
- Porsche Cayman GTS 718 4.0L Manual (400 Bhp)
- Porsche Cayman GTS 718 4.0L PDK (400 Bhp)
Manufactured from premium T304L stainless steel, the Fabspeed system features precision mandrel-bent 3-inch tubing transitioning into 2-inch pipework. This configuration promotes efficient exhaust gas movement while maintaining suitable exhaust velocity for performance-focused operation.
By removing the restrictive factory catalytic converter assembly, the system provides a more direct exhaust gas pathway, allowing the turbocharger to discharge exhaust gases with reduced restriction. This can contribute to improved throttle response, faster engine response and increased power output.
Fabspeed advertises performance gains of approximately 25 wheel horsepower, with additional performance potential when combined with compatible ECU tuning. Actual results will depend on vehicle specification, engine condition and supporting modifications.
In addition to its performance benefits, the system creates a significantly louder and more aggressive exhaust note, with increased turbocharger sound, pronounced boxer-engine character and additional pops and burbles during gear changes and deceleration.
Constructed using high-quality components and hand TIG-welded in the USA, the system is designed for durability under demanding motorsport conditions.
Designed as a direct bolt-on replacement for the original catalytic converter and downpipe, the Fabspeed Race Competition Cat Bypass offers a performance-focused exhaust solution for Porsche 718 owners preparing vehicles for permitted track and competition use.
What This Product Does:
The Fabspeed Race Competition Cat Bypass with Downpipe replaces the factory catalytic converter and associated downpipe with a less restrictive exhaust section.
On the Porsche 718's turbocharged engine, exhaust gases leaving the turbine must pass through the downstream exhaust system. Restrictions in this pathway can increase pressure after the turbocharger, potentially affecting exhaust gas evacuation and turbine operating efficiency.
The Fabspeed system is designed to reduce this restriction using mandrel-bent stainless steel pipework and a catalyst-free exhaust pathway.
Its main functions include:
- Improving exhaust gas flow: Provides a less restrictive route for exhaust gases leaving the turbocharger.
- Reducing exhaust backpressure: Eliminates the flow restriction associated with the factory catalytic converter core.
- Supporting turbocharger response: Reduced downstream restriction can help improve the turbocharger's operating efficiency.
- Increasing performance potential: Fabspeed estimates gains of approximately 25 wheel horsepower compared with the original assembly.
- Enhancing throttle response: Improved exhaust gas evacuation can support more responsive acceleration.
- Producing a louder exhaust note: Creates a more aggressive exhaust sound suited to dedicated motorsport applications.
- Amplifying turbocharger sound: Makes turbocharger operation and associated exhaust sounds more noticeable.
- Enhancing gear-change acoustics: Produces more pronounced cracks, pops and burbles during shifting and deceleration.
- Supporting performance modifications: Can complement compatible exhaust and ECU tuning upgrades on competition vehicles.
- Directing exhaust gases: Maintains the exhaust gas pathway from the turbocharger towards the remaining exhaust system.
Symptoms Of Wear Or Failure:
The original Porsche 718 catalytic converter and downpipe assembly operates under demanding conditions, including high exhaust temperatures, vibration, pressure changes and repeated heating and cooling cycles.
Although designed for durability, the factory assembly may deteriorate through corrosion, contamination, overheating or physical damage.
Common symptoms indicating that the original catalytic converter or downpipe may require inspection, repair or replacement include:
- Reduced engine performance: A blocked or severely restricted catalytic converter may increase exhaust backpressure and reduce available engine power.
- Sluggish acceleration: Excessive exhaust restriction can affect turbocharger performance and engine responsiveness.
- Engine management warning light: Catalytic converter efficiency problems or oxygen sensor faults may trigger the check engine light.
- Catalytic converter efficiency codes: Fault codes such as P0420 may indicate below-threshold catalyst efficiency, although other faults can cause similar warnings.
- Metallic rattling: A damaged internal catalytic converter substrate may produce rattling noises during acceleration or idling.
- Exhaust leaks: Cracked pipework, damaged flanges or deteriorated connections may allow exhaust gases to escape.
- Blowing or hissing sounds: Leaking exhaust joints may produce unusual noises under acceleration.
- Visible corrosion or damage: Rust, fractured welds or physical damage can compromise the exhaust assembly.
- Excessive exhaust temperatures: A severely restricted converter may contribute to abnormal heat build-up.
- Unusual exhaust odours: A damaged or ineffective catalytic converter may contribute to increased or unusual exhaust smells.
- Failed emissions inspection: A deteriorated catalytic converter may no longer adequately reduce harmful exhaust pollutants.
- Abnormal turbocharger response: Significant downstream exhaust restrictions may affect turbocharger operation.
Why Replacement Matters:
Installing the Fabspeed Race Competition Cat Bypass with Downpipe is a performance-focused modification for Porsche 718 vehicles used exclusively in permitted motorsport or closed-circuit environments.
Unlike a conventional replacement catalytic converter, this system is designed primarily to minimise exhaust restriction and maximise exhaust sound rather than retain road-going emissions functionality.
Its catalyst-free construction offers a direct exhaust pathway, helping reduce the pressure against which the turbocharger discharges exhaust gases.
Upgrading to the Fabspeed competition system offers several benefits:
- Improved exhaust flow: Removes the restrictive catalytic converter core from the exhaust pathway.
- Reduced exhaust backpressure: Supports efficient exhaust gas discharge from the turbocharger.
- Increased horsepower potential: Fabspeed estimates approximately 25 additional wheel horsepower.
- Enhanced throttle response: Reduced restriction can contribute to more responsive acceleration.
- Greater turbocharger sound: Makes turbocharger noises more prominent during acceleration and gear changes.
- Aggressive motorsport exhaust tone: Produces a louder exhaust character compared with the factory catalytic converter assembly.
- Enhanced acceleration acoustics: Creates more noticeable pops, cracks and burbles during deceleration and shifting.
- Premium stainless steel construction: T304L stainless steel provides excellent corrosion resistance and high-temperature durability.
- Precision manufacturing: Mandrel-bent tubing and hand TIG-welded construction support consistent exhaust flow and structural integrity.
- Compatible performance upgrades: Can complement Fabspeed's Maxflo Exhaust System and suitable competition ECU calibrations.
- Vehicle-specific fitment: Designed for compatible Porsche 718 Boxster and Cayman turbocharged models.
- Direct bolt-on installation: Replaces the factory catalytic converter and downpipe without cutting or welding.
- Manufacturer warranty support: Backed by Fabspeed's Lifetime Warranty, subject to its terms and conditions.
This system is best suited to motorsport enthusiasts seeking maximum exhaust sound and improved exhaust flow for a dedicated competition vehicle.
NOTE: In the United Kingdom, sports catalytic converters and bypass pipes do not have type approval and are not legally permitted for use on vehicles manufactured after 1st March 2001. They are not MOT compliant and cannot be used on public roads. These components are intended solely for race and track use.
For vehicles manufactured before 1st March 2001, a non-type approved sports catalytic converter may be fitted, provided it offers comparable performance to the original and the vehicle continues to meet the applicable emissions standards for its age. The vehicle must still pass an MOT test.
If you are located outside the UK, please check your local laws and regulations to ensure compliance.
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Fabspeed Sport Catalytic Converters.
The Fabspeed Sport Catalytic Converters for Porsche 911 Carrera 992.2 Non-GTS models (2025 onwards) are a premium performance exhaust upgrade designed to improve exhaust gas flow, increase horsepower and torque, and enhance the distinctive sound of Porsche's twin-turbocharged flat-six engine.
Fits:
- Porsche 992.2 Carrera 2 3.0L 2025>>
- Porsche 992.2 Carrera 2S 3.0L 2025>>
- Porsche 992.2 Carrera T 3.0L 2025>>
- Porsche 992.2 Carrera 4S 3.0L 2025>>
Engineered by Fabspeed Motorsport, these high-performance catalytic converters replace the restrictive factory catalytic converters with advanced German-manufactured HJS 200-cell HD sports catalysts. Their high-flow design reduces exhaust backpressure while retaining catalytic exhaust treatment functionality.
The original Porsche catalytic converters feature a 700-cell ceramic construction, whereas the Fabspeed system incorporates 200-cell trimetallic catalytic converter cores. This design allows exhaust gases to pass more freely through the system, helping improve turbocharger efficiency, engine responsiveness and acceleration.
Manufactured from premium T304L stainless steel, the system features CNC mandrel-bent pipework, precision-machined inlet flanges and hand TIG-welded construction. The HJS catalytic converter cores are protected by 321L stainless steel heat shielding, providing durability under demanding exhaust temperatures.
Fabspeed advertises performance improvements of up to 53 HP at the crankshaft and 93 lb-ft of torque, making this a performance-focused upgrade for the Porsche 992.2 Carrera platform. Actual results depend on vehicle specification and testing conditions.
In addition to improved exhaust flow, the sports catalytic converters produce a more pronounced exhaust note, allowing the character of the Porsche flat-six engine to become more noticeable during acceleration and spirited driving.
Designed as a direct bolt-on replacement, the Fabspeed Sport Catalytic Converters require no cutting or welding and can be removed to restore the original exhaust configuration if required.
Ideal for Porsche enthusiasts seeking improved engine performance, enhanced exhaust sound and premium construction, these Fabspeed Sport Catalytic Converters provide a high-quality alternative to the factory catalytic converter assemblies.
What This Product Does:
Catalytic converters are essential components of a vehicle's exhaust emissions control system. Their primary function is to reduce harmful pollutants produced during engine combustion before the exhaust gases leave the tailpipes.
As exhaust gases pass through the catalytic converter, the catalyst promotes chemical reactions that convert harmful pollutants, including carbon monoxide, unburned hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxides, into less harmful substances.
The Fabspeed Sport Catalytic Converters perform this emissions-treatment function while providing a less restrictive path for exhaust gases compared with the original factory converters.
Their main functions include:
- Reducing exhaust emissions: Catalytic converter cores help convert harmful exhaust pollutants into less harmful substances.
- Improving exhaust gas flow: High-flow 200-cell HJS catalysts reduce restriction compared with the factory 700-cell catalytic converters.
- Reducing exhaust backpressure: Less restrictive pipework helps exhaust gases move more efficiently through the system.
- Supporting turbocharger efficiency: Improved exhaust flow downstream of the turbochargers can support efficient turbocharger operation.
- Increasing horsepower: Reduced exhaust restriction can contribute to additional engine power, with Fabspeed advertising gains of up to 53 HP.
- Improving torque delivery: Enhanced exhaust flow can support stronger acceleration and increased torque.
- Enhancing throttle response: More efficient exhaust gas discharge helps support responsive engine operation.
- Improving exhaust sound: Produces a deeper, more pronounced sports exhaust note compared with the factory catalytic converters.
- Maintaining catalytic exhaust treatment: Retains functioning catalytic converter cores rather than replacing them with unrestricted bypass pipes.
- Supporting high-temperature durability: Premium stainless steel construction and heat shielding help withstand demanding exhaust operating conditions.
Symptoms Of Wear Or Failure:
Factory catalytic converters operate under extreme conditions, including high exhaust temperatures, repeated thermal cycling, vibration and exposure to exhaust contaminants.
Although designed for long service life, catalytic converters may eventually deteriorate due to overheating, contamination, physical damage or internal substrate failure.
Common symptoms of worn or failing catalytic converters include:
- Reduced engine performance: A blocked or restricted catalytic converter may increase exhaust backpressure, reducing engine power and responsiveness.
- Sluggish acceleration: Excessive exhaust restriction can make the engine feel less responsive, particularly under heavy acceleration.
- Engine management warning light: Reduced catalytic converter efficiency may trigger the check engine light and associated diagnostic fault codes.
- Catalyst efficiency fault codes: Diagnostic codes such as P0420 or P0430 may indicate below-threshold catalytic converter efficiency, although other faults can cause these codes.
- Rattling noises: A damaged or broken internal catalytic converter substrate may produce metallic rattling sounds from the exhaust system.
- Excessive exhaust heat: A severely restricted converter can cause abnormal temperature build-up within the exhaust system.
- Unusual exhaust odours: Poor catalytic converter performance may contribute to noticeable exhaust smells or increased pollutant emissions.
- Increased fuel consumption: Severe exhaust restriction or associated engine management faults may affect fuel efficiency.
- Failed emissions inspection: A deteriorated catalytic converter may no longer provide sufficient exhaust pollutant conversion.
- Visible exhaust damage: Cracked converter housings, damaged welds or corroded connections may allow exhaust gas leakage.
- Abnormal turbocharger response: Significant exhaust restriction may interfere with efficient exhaust gas discharge from the turbochargers.
- Overheating or substrate damage: Engine misfires, incorrect fuel mixtures or excessive exhaust temperatures can damage the internal catalyst material.
Why Replacement / Upgrading Matters:
Replacing the original catalytic converters with Fabspeed Sport Catalytic Converters provides an opportunity to improve exhaust flow, increase engine performance and enhance the driving experience of the Porsche 992.2 Carrera.
While conventional replacement catalytic converters restore the original exhaust emissions system, Fabspeed's high-flow HJS design is engineered to reduce exhaust restrictions while retaining catalytic conversion functionality.
The 200-cell trimetallic catalysts provide a more open exhaust flow path than the original factory 700-cell ceramic converters, helping the turbocharged engine operate with reduced downstream restriction.
Upgrading to Fabspeed Sport Catalytic Converters offers several advantages:
- Increased engine power: Fabspeed advertises horsepower improvements of up to 53 HP at the crankshaft.
- Improved torque delivery: Manufacturer-reported gains of up to 93 lb-ft can provide stronger acceleration and improved performance.
- Reduced exhaust restriction: High-flow 200-cell catalytic converters provide a less restrictive exhaust gas pathway.
- Improved turbocharger efficiency: Reduced downstream backpressure can help turbocharged engines operate more efficiently.
- Enhanced engine responsiveness: More efficient exhaust flow can contribute to improved throttle response.
- Sportier exhaust sound: Produces a more distinctive exhaust note that complements the Porsche flat-six engine.
- Premium HJS catalytic technology: German-manufactured trimetallic catalysts offer high-performance exhaust treatment.
- Durable stainless steel construction: T304L stainless steel provides excellent corrosion resistance and long-term durability.
- High-temperature protection: 321L stainless steel heat shielding helps protect the catalytic converter cores.
- Vehicle-specific engineering: Designed for Porsche 992.2 Carrera 3.0L non-GTS applications.
- Direct bolt-on installation: Replaces the original catalytic converter assemblies without cutting or welding.
- Reversible modification: Allows the original exhaust components to be reinstalled if required.
- Manufacturer-backed performance design: Fabspeed advertises the system as optimised to avoid catalyst-related check engine lights.
- Manufacturer warranty support: Covered by Fabspeed's Lifetime Warranty, subject to the applicable terms and conditions.
For Porsche owners seeking a significant exhaust performance upgrade while retaining catalytic converters, the Fabspeed system provides a performance-focused alternative to the original exhaust components.
NOTE: In the United Kingdom, sports catalytic converters and bypass pipes do not have type approval and are not legally permitted for use on vehicles manufactured after 1st March 2001. They are not MOT compliant and cannot be used on public roads. These components are intended solely for race and track use.
For vehicles manufactured before 1st March 2001, a non-type approved sports catalytic converter may be fitted, provided it offers comparable performance to the original and the vehicle continues to meet the applicable emissions standards for its age. The vehicle must still pass an MOT test.
If you are located outside the UK, please check your local laws and regulations to ensure compliance.
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The Fabspeed Sport Headers for Porsche 911 Carrera 992.2 Non-GTS models (2025 onwards) are a premium performance exhaust manifold upgrade designed to improve exhaust gas flow, enhance engine responsiveness and deliver a more engaging sports car driving experience.
Fits:
- Porsche 992.2 Carrera 2 3.0L 2025>>
- Porsche 992.2 Carrera 2S 3.0L 2025>>
- Porsche 992.2 Carrera T 3.0L 2025>>
- Porsche 992.2 Carrera 4S 3.0L 2025>>
Engineered by Fabspeed Motorsport, these high-performance exhaust headers replace the factory exhaust manifolds with a precision-designed, free-flowing stainless steel system. By optimising exhaust gas movement from the engine towards the turbochargers, the headers help reduce flow restrictions and improve overall engine performance.
Manufactured from premium T321 stainless steel, the Fabspeed Sport Headers feature CAD-optimised pipework, hand TIG-welded construction with argon back-purging, and investment-cast merge collectors for improved durability and exhaust gas flow.
Designed specifically for the Porsche 992.2 Carrera 3.0L twin-turbocharged flat-six engine, these headers offer improved throttle response, enhanced acceleration and a more distinctive exhaust note.
Fabspeed advertises performance gains of approximately 15 HP and 13 lb-ft of torque, alongside a weight reduction of approximately 6 lbs (2.7 kg). Actual results may vary depending on vehicle specification, environmental conditions and supporting modifications.
In addition to their performance benefits, the headers enhance the sound of Porsche's turbocharged flat-six engine, producing a more pronounced sports exhaust tone, particularly at higher engine speeds, with additional pops and burbles during deceleration and downshifts.
Designed for straightforward bolt-on installation, the Fabspeed Sport Headers provide a performance-focused upgrade without requiring cutting or welding.
Ideal for Porsche enthusiasts seeking increased engine responsiveness, premium exhaust construction and enhanced driving enjoyment, these sport headers offer a high-quality alternative to the standard factory exhaust manifolds.
What This Product Does:
The exhaust headers, also known as exhaust manifolds, are essential components of the engine's exhaust system.
Their primary function is to collect exhaust gases from the engine's cylinders and direct them towards the turbochargers and downstream exhaust components.
On the Porsche 992.2 Carrera, the exhaust manifolds play an important role in delivering exhaust gas energy to the turbochargers, supporting boost generation and engine performance.
The Fabspeed Sport Headers improve this process by using optimised stainless steel tubing and precision-engineered merge collectors to help reduce flow restrictions and improve exhaust gas movement.
Their main functions include:
- Improving exhaust gas flow: CAD-designed pipework provides an optimised route for exhaust gases leaving the engine.
- Supporting turbocharger efficiency: Smoother exhaust gas delivery helps support responsive turbocharger operation.
- Increasing horsepower: Improved exhaust flow can contribute to additional engine power, with Fabspeed advertising gains of approximately 15 HP.
- Enhancing torque delivery: Reduced restrictions may improve engine responsiveness, with manufacturer-advertised torque gains of 13 lb-ft.
- Improving throttle response: Optimised exhaust flow helps the engine respond more effectively during acceleration.
- Enhancing exhaust sound: Produces a sportier, more pronounced exhaust note, particularly at higher engine speeds.
- Reducing vehicle weight: Lightweight stainless steel construction provides an approximate 6 lb (2.7 kg) weight saving.
- Withstanding high exhaust temperatures: T321 stainless steel offers excellent heat resistance and durability.
- Maintaining exhaust system operation: Directs exhaust gases towards the turbochargers and the existing downstream exhaust components.
Symptoms Of Wear Or Failure:
The original Porsche 992.2 Carrera exhaust manifolds are designed to withstand demanding operating conditions, including high temperatures, repeated thermal cycling, engine vibration and exhaust pressure changes.
Although exhaust manifolds are generally durable, prolonged exposure to these conditions can eventually contribute to cracking, gasket deterioration, damaged mounting hardware or exhaust leakage.
Common symptoms of damaged or failing exhaust headers include:
- Exhaust leaks: Cracked manifolds, damaged gaskets or loose connections may allow exhaust gases to escape before reaching the turbochargers.
- Ticking or blowing noises: Exhaust leaks near the cylinder heads may produce ticking, hissing or blowing sounds, particularly during cold starts and acceleration.
- Reduced engine performance: Significant exhaust leakage or restriction may reduce the efficiency of exhaust gas delivery to the turbochargers.
- Sluggish acceleration: Exhaust leaks upstream of the turbochargers may affect boost response and engine performance.
- Abnormal turbocharger response: Reduced exhaust gas energy reaching the turbochargers may contribute to delayed boost development.
- Visible cracks or damage: Thermal stress and vibration may cause cracks around manifold flanges, welds or connecting sections.
- Damaged mounting studs or fasteners: Loose, broken or corroded hardware may compromise the connection between the manifold and cylinder head.
- Exhaust fumes or unusual odours: Escaping exhaust gases may produce noticeable smells around the engine compartment.
- Excessive engine bay noise: A damaged exhaust manifold may produce increased mechanical-sounding noise or an unusually harsh exhaust note.
- Engine warning light: Significant exhaust leaks or related boost-control faults may trigger engine management warning lights.
- Heat damage to surrounding components: Escaping hot exhaust gases may expose nearby wiring, hoses and heat-sensitive materials to excessive temperatures.
- Visible soot deposits: Black carbon deposits around exhaust joints may indicate escaping exhaust gases.
Why Replacement Matters:
Replacing the factory exhaust manifolds with Fabspeed Sport Headers provides an opportunity to improve the Porsche 992.2 Carrera's exhaust efficiency, increase engine responsiveness and enhance the overall driving experience.
While conventional replacement manifolds restore original functionality, Fabspeed Sport Headers are designed as a performance-focused upgrade, using advanced materials and optimised exhaust flow characteristics.
Their precision-engineered construction helps improve the movement of exhaust gases towards the turbochargers, supporting more responsive engine performance.
Upgrading to Fabspeed Sport Headers offers several benefits:
- Increased engine power: Fabspeed advertises horsepower improvements of approximately 15 HP under its stated test conditions.
- Improved torque delivery: Manufacturer-advertised gains of 13 lb-ft can provide additional performance potential.
- Enhanced throttle response: Improved exhaust gas flow helps support more responsive acceleration.
- Optimised turbocharger operation: Efficient exhaust gas delivery helps support boost generation.
- Enhanced sports exhaust sound: Produces a more aggressive exhaust note with additional character during acceleration and downshifts.
- Reduced exhaust restrictions: CAD-optimised pipework and investment-cast merge collectors improve exhaust gas flow.
- Lightweight construction: Saves approximately 6 lbs (2.7 kg) compared with the original exhaust manifolds.
- Premium stainless steel durability: T321 stainless steel provides high-temperature strength and resistance to thermal fatigue.
- Precision manufacturing: Hand TIG-welded and argon back-purged construction supports consistent weld quality.
- Durable merge collector design: Lost-wax investment-cast collectors provide reliable construction and smooth exhaust gas transitions.
- Vehicle-specific engineering: Designed for the Porsche 992.2 Carrera 3.0L engine.
- Bolt-on installation: Can be fitted without cutting or welding.
- Compatibility with factory exhaust components: Designed to retain the original downstream emissions and exhaust equipment.
- Enhanced driving enjoyment: Provides improved exhaust character and performance potential.
- Manufacturer warranty support: Covered by Fabspeed's Lifetime Warranty, subject to its terms and conditions.
For Porsche owners seeking to enhance engine performance without replacing the complete exhaust system, the Fabspeed Sport Headers provide a focused upgrade to the exhaust manifold section.
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- Porsche 992.2 Carrera 2 3.0L 2024>>
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The Fabspeed Sport Headers for Porsche 911 (992) Turbo and Turbo S (2021 onwards) are a premium performance exhaust manifold upgrade designed to improve exhaust gas flow, increase horsepower and torque, and enhance the distinctive sound of Porsche's twin-turbocharged flat-six engine.
Fits:
- Porsche 992.1 Turbo 3.8L 2021-24
- Porsche 992.1 Turbo S 3.8L 2021-24
- Porsche 992.1 Turbo Cabriolet 3.8L 2021-24
- Porsche 992.1 Turbo S Cabriolet 3.8L 2021-24
Engineered by Fabspeed Motorsport, these high-performance headers replace the original factory cast-steel exhaust manifolds with a lightweight, free-flowing stainless steel design. By reducing exhaust restrictions and optimising gas flow towards the turbochargers, the system helps improve engine responsiveness and performance throughout the rev range.
Manufactured from premium T321 stainless steel, the headers feature precision CAD-designed pipework, argon back-purged TIG-welded construction and investment-cast merge collectors. This combination provides excellent durability, heat resistance and efficient exhaust gas flow under demanding operating conditions.
Fabspeed reports dyno-tested performance gains of up to 22.5 HP at the crankshaft (approximately 18 wheel horsepower), along with an additional 13 lb-ft of torque. The system also provides an approximate weight saving of 6 lbs (2.7 kg) compared with the original factory exhaust manifolds.
Alongside the performance improvements, the Sport Headers enhance the natural character of the Porsche 911 Turbo engine, delivering a more pronounced exhaust note, improved high-RPM sound and increased pops and burbles during deceleration and downshifts.
Designed as a direct bolt-on upgrade, the Fabspeed Sport Headers can be installed without cutting or welding and are compatible with the original catalytic converters and exhaust system configuration.
Ideal for Porsche enthusiasts seeking increased performance, improved throttle response and enhanced driving enjoyment, these Fabspeed Sport Headers offer a high-quality upgrade for the Porsche 992 Turbo and Turbo S.
What This Product Does:
The exhaust headers, also known as exhaust manifolds, are essential components of the engine's exhaust system. Their primary function is to collect exhaust gases from the engine's cylinders and direct them towards the turbochargers and downstream exhaust components.
On the Porsche 992 Turbo and Turbo S, the exhaust manifolds play a particularly important role in managing exhaust gas flow to the twin turbochargers.
The Fabspeed Sport Headers are designed to improve this process through optimised pipework and high-flow merge collectors, reducing restrictions and allowing exhaust gases to travel more efficiently.
Their main functions include:
- Improving exhaust gas flow: CAD-optimised tubing and merge collectors help reduce restrictions compared with the original cast-steel manifolds.
- Supporting turbocharger efficiency: Smoother exhaust flow helps deliver exhaust gas energy efficiently towards the turbochargers.
- Increasing horsepower: Improved exhaust flow can contribute to greater engine power, with Fabspeed reporting gains of up to 22.5 HP at the crankshaft.
- Improving torque delivery: Reduced exhaust restriction can support improved torque and engine responsiveness.
- Enhancing throttle response: More efficient exhaust gas flow can contribute to quicker engine response during acceleration.
- Enhancing exhaust sound: Produces a more pronounced sports exhaust note and additional exhaust character during acceleration and downshifts.
- Reducing vehicle weight: Lightweight stainless steel construction saves approximately 6 lbs (2.7 kg) compared with the factory manifolds.
- Withstanding high exhaust temperatures: T321 stainless steel provides excellent resistance to thermal stress and demanding exhaust conditions.
- Maintaining exhaust system functionality: Directs exhaust gases towards the turbochargers and downstream exhaust components.
Symptoms Of Wear Or Failure:
The original Porsche 992 Turbo exhaust manifolds operate under extreme conditions, experiencing high exhaust temperatures, thermal expansion, vibration and constant pressure changes.
Although exhaust manifolds are designed for long service life, repeated heating and cooling cycles, corrosion, damaged mounting hardware or physical stress can eventually result in deterioration.
Common symptoms of damaged or failing exhaust headers include:
- Exhaust leaks: Cracked manifolds, damaged gaskets or loose mounting hardware may allow exhaust gases to escape before reaching the turbochargers.
- Ticking or blowing noises: Exhaust leaks near the cylinder heads can produce ticking, hissing or blowing sounds, particularly during cold starts or acceleration.
- Reduced engine performance: Significant exhaust leaks or restrictions may reduce the efficiency of exhaust gas delivery to the turbochargers.
- Sluggish acceleration: Poor exhaust flow or leakage upstream of the turbochargers can affect boost response and engine performance.
- Abnormal turbocharger response: Exhaust gas leakage before the turbochargers may contribute to slower boost development or inconsistent turbocharger operation.
- Visible cracks or damage: Repeated thermal cycling and mechanical stress may cause cracks around manifold joints, flanges or welds.
- Damaged mounting studs or fasteners: Corroded, loosened or broken hardware can compromise the connection between the exhaust manifold and cylinder head.
- Exhaust fumes or unusual odours: Leaking exhaust gases may produce noticeable fumes around the engine compartment.
- Excessive engine bay noise: A damaged exhaust manifold may cause increased mechanical-sounding noise or an unusually harsh exhaust note.
- Engine management warning light: Significant exhaust or boost-related faults may trigger diagnostic fault codes, depending on the nature of the failure.
- Heat damage around surrounding components: Escaping hot exhaust gases may expose nearby wiring, hoses and heat-sensitive components to excessive temperatures.
Why Replacement Matters:
Replacing the factory exhaust manifolds with Fabspeed Sport Headers provides an opportunity to improve the Porsche 992 Turbo's exhaust efficiency, enhance engine sound and reduce unnecessary weight.
While a standard exhaust manifold replacement restores the original system's functionality, the Fabspeed Sport Headers are engineered to provide improved exhaust gas flow and increased performance.
Their advanced stainless steel construction and optimised merge collector design help reduce restrictions within the exhaust system, supporting efficient operation of the twin-turbocharged engine.
Upgrading to Fabspeed Sport Headers offers several benefits:
- Increased engine power: Fabspeed reports horsepower gains of up to 22.5 HP at the crankshaft, depending on vehicle specification and testing conditions.
- Improved torque: Manufacturer-reported gains of 13 lb-ft provide additional performance potential.
- Enhanced throttle response: Optimised exhaust gas flow helps improve engine responsiveness during acceleration.
- Improved turbocharger performance: More efficient exhaust gas delivery can help support turbocharger operation and boost response.
- Enhanced sports exhaust sound: Produces a more aggressive exhaust character, including increased pops and burbles during downshifts.
- Reduced exhaust restriction: High-flow pipework and precision-engineered merge collectors improve exhaust gas movement.
- Lightweight construction: Saves approximately 6 lbs (2.7 kg) compared with the factory cast-steel manifolds.
- Premium stainless steel durability: T321 stainless steel provides excellent resistance to heat and repeated thermal cycling.
- Precision manufacturing: Hand TIG-welded construction and argon back-purging help maintain weld quality and durability.
- High-quality merge collectors: Investment-cast collectors provide smooth exhaust gas transitions and robust construction.
- Retained factory exhaust components: Designed to work with compatible original catalytic converters and downstream exhaust components.
- Direct bolt-on installation: Vehicle-specific fitment avoids the need for cutting or welding.
- Enhanced driving experience: Combines performance improvements with a more engaging exhaust sound.
- Long-term reliability: High-quality materials and manufacturing help withstand demanding operating temperatures.
- Manufacturer warranty support: Covered by Fabspeed's Lifetime Warranty, subject to the manufacturer's terms and conditions.
For Porsche owners seeking additional performance without replacing the complete exhaust system, Fabspeed Sport Headers provide a focused upgrade to the exhaust manifold section.
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FSPOR992TSHDR
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- Porsche 992.1 Turbo 3.8L 2020-24
- Porsche 992.1 Turbo S 3.8L 2020-24
- Porsche 992.1 Turbo Cabriolet 3.8L 2020-24
- Porsche 992.1 Turbo S Cabriolet 3.8L 2020-24
The Fabspeed Valved Supersport X-Pipe Exhaust System for Porsche 997.2 Turbo and Turbo S (2010–2012) is a premium performance exhaust upgrade designed to enhance engine sound, optimise exhaust gas flow and deliver a more engaging driving experience.
Fits:
- Porsche 997 MKII Turbo / Turbo S 2010-12
Engineered by Fabspeed Motorsport, this high-performance exhaust system replaces the factory rear mufflers and catalytic converter assemblies with an advanced Valvetronic exhaust arrangement, allowing drivers to switch between a refined exhaust note and an aggressive sports exhaust sound at the touch of a button.
Manufactured from premium T304L stainless steel, the system features CNC mandrel-bent tubing, a quad-resonated centre X-pipe and electronically controlled exhaust valve operation.
When the exhaust valves are closed, gases are directed through the resonated X-pipe section, helping reduce exhaust volume for more comfortable everyday driving. When the valves open, exhaust gases bypass the X-pipe section, producing a louder, more aggressive exhaust note that complements the Porsche 911 Turbo's twin-turbocharged flat-six engine.
Fabspeed reports a weight saving of approximately 3 lbs (1.4 kg) compared with the factory exhaust arrangement. The system also includes a choice of quad polished stainless steel or satin black exhaust tips, providing a distinctive, motorsport-inspired appearance.
Designed for direct bolt-on installation without cutting or welding, the Fabspeed Valved Supersport X-Pipe Exhaust System offers a performance-focused solution for Porsche enthusiasts seeking adjustable exhaust sound, premium construction and improved driving enjoyment.
What This Product Does:
The Fabspeed Valved Supersport X-Pipe Exhaust System replaces the original rear exhaust components with a performance-oriented exhaust arrangement featuring selectable valve-controlled sound characteristics.
Its primary function is to channel exhaust gases away from the engine while reducing exhaust restrictions and allowing the driver to control the exhaust sound.
The system features a quad-resonated centre X-pipe that helps manage exhaust sound when the valves are closed. Opening the valves redirects exhaust gases through a more direct route, creating a louder and more aggressive exhaust tone.
Its main functions include:
- Selectable exhaust sound: Allows the driver to switch between a quieter exhaust note and an aggressive performance sound using the Valvetronic control system.
- Improved exhaust gas flow: Optimised pipework and a performance-focused design help reduce restrictions within the factory exhaust arrangement.
- Enhanced engine sound: Produces a deeper, more distinctive exhaust note that complements the twin-turbocharged flat-six engine.
- Supporting engine performance: Reduced exhaust restriction can improve exhaust gas evacuation and support increased horsepower and torque.
- Managing exhaust resonance: The quad-resonated centre X-pipe helps reduce unwanted exhaust volume when the valves are closed.
- Reducing vehicle weight: Provides an approximate 3 lbs (1.4 kg) weight saving compared with the factory system.
- Maintaining exhaust gas discharge: Directs exhaust gases through the selected exhaust outlets.
- Enhancing rear vehicle appearance: Quad exhaust tips provide an aggressive and premium exterior finish.
Symptoms Of Wear Or Failure:
The original Porsche 997.2 Turbo exhaust system is exposed to extreme exhaust temperatures, engine vibration, moisture and road contaminants throughout its operating life.
Over time, exhaust mufflers, catalytic converters, mounting brackets, joints and valve-control components may deteriorate or develop faults.
Common symptoms indicating that the factory exhaust system may require inspection, repair or replacement include:
- Excessive exhaust noise: Corroded mufflers, cracked pipework or failed exhaust joints may cause unusually loud or inconsistent exhaust sounds.
- Metallic rattling: Loose internal muffler components, damaged catalytic converter substrates or deteriorated mounting brackets may produce rattling noises.
- Exhaust gas leaks: Cracked welds, damaged seals or loose connections can allow exhaust gases to escape before reaching the tailpipes.
- Blowing or hissing sounds: Exhaust leaks may produce noticeable ticking, blowing or hissing noises, particularly during acceleration.
- Visible corrosion or rust: Exposure to moisture, road salt and repeated temperature changes may cause corrosion around exhaust joints and mounting hardware.
- Reduced engine performance: Restricted catalytic converters or damaged exhaust components may increase exhaust backpressure and affect engine responsiveness.
- Excessive exhaust vibration: Worn mounting components or loose connections may cause unwanted exhaust movement and vibration.
- Faulty exhaust valve operation: On vehicles equipped with a valved exhaust, failed actuators or sticking valves may prevent correct switching between exhaust sound modes.
- Engine warning light: Catalytic converter efficiency faults or exhaust-related sensor problems may trigger engine management warning lights.
- Unusual exhaust odours: Leaking exhaust connections or malfunctioning catalytic converters may contribute to abnormal exhaust smells.
- Visible exhaust damage: Cracked welds, distorted pipework or damaged muffler casings can compromise exhaust system integrity.
Why Replacement / Upgrading Matters:
Replacing the factory exhaust system with the Fabspeed Valved Supersport X-Pipe is an effective way to enhance the Porsche 997.2 Turbo's exhaust sound, improve exhaust flow and increase driving enjoyment.
While a conventional replacement exhaust restores original functionality, the Fabspeed system provides a performance-focused upgrade with adjustable sound characteristics and premium stainless steel construction.
Its Valvetronic arrangement allows drivers to select a subdued exhaust note for everyday journeys or a louder, more engaging sound during spirited driving.
Upgrading to the Fabspeed system offers several advantages:
- Enhanced sports exhaust sound: Produces a more aggressive exhaust note that better highlights the character of the Porsche 911 Turbo's twin-turbocharged engine.
- Adjustable exhaust volume: Switch between refined and aggressive sound settings to suit different driving conditions.
- Improved exhaust flow: High-flow stainless steel pipework helps reduce exhaust restrictions compared with the original arrangement.
- Potential performance gains: Reduced exhaust backpressure may support improved engine responsiveness, horsepower and torque.
- Premium Valvetronic technology: Driver-controlled exhaust valves provide two distinct sound characteristics in one system.
- Reduced unwanted resonance: The quad-resonated centre X-pipe helps control exhaust volume when the valves are closed.
- Lightweight construction: Saves approximately 3 lbs (1.4 kg) compared with the factory exhaust.
- Corrosion-resistant materials: T304L stainless steel construction provides durability in demanding exhaust environments.
- Enhanced rear appearance: Quad polished stainless steel or satin black tips create a distinctive motorsport-inspired finish.
- Vehicle-specific design: Engineered specifically for Porsche 997.2 Turbo and Turbo S models.
- Direct bolt-on installation: Designed to fit without cutting or welding.
- Long-term durability: Premium materials and construction help withstand exhaust heat, vibration and environmental exposure.
- Manufacturer warranty support: Covered by Fabspeed's Lifetime Warranty, subject to the manufacturer's terms and conditions.
For Porsche owners seeking an exhaust upgrade that combines performance-oriented engineering with selectable sound, the Fabspeed Valved Supersport X-Pipe offers an appealing alternative to the factory exhaust system.
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- Porsche 997 MKII Turbo 2010-13
The Fabspeed Valved Supersport X-Pipe Exhaust System for Porsche 997.2 Turbo and Turbo S (2010–2012) is a premium performance exhaust upgrade designed to enhance engine sound, optimise exhaust gas flow and deliver a more engaging driving experience.
Fits:
- Porsche 997 MKII Turbo / Turbo S 2010-12
Engineered by Fabspeed Motorsport, this high-performance exhaust system replaces the factory rear mufflers and catalytic converter assemblies with an advanced Valvetronic exhaust arrangement, allowing drivers to switch between a refined exhaust note and an aggressive sports exhaust sound at the touch of a button.
Manufactured from premium T304L stainless steel, the system features CNC mandrel-bent tubing, a quad-resonated centre X-pipe and electronically controlled exhaust valve operation.
When the exhaust valves are closed, gases are directed through the resonated X-pipe section, helping reduce exhaust volume for more comfortable everyday driving. When the valves open, exhaust gases bypass the X-pipe section, producing a louder, more aggressive exhaust note that complements the Porsche 911 Turbo's twin-turbocharged flat-six engine.
Fabspeed reports a weight saving of approximately 3 lbs (1.4 kg) compared with the factory exhaust arrangement. The system also includes a choice of quad polished stainless steel or satin black exhaust tips, providing a distinctive, motorsport-inspired appearance.
Designed for direct bolt-on installation without cutting or welding, the Fabspeed Valved Supersport X-Pipe Exhaust System offers a performance-focused solution for Porsche enthusiasts seeking adjustable exhaust sound, premium construction and improved driving enjoyment.
What This Product Does:
The Fabspeed Valved Supersport X-Pipe Exhaust System replaces the original rear exhaust components with a performance-oriented exhaust arrangement featuring selectable valve-controlled sound characteristics.
Its primary function is to channel exhaust gases away from the engine while reducing exhaust restrictions and allowing the driver to control the exhaust sound.
The system features a quad-resonated centre X-pipe that helps manage exhaust sound when the valves are closed. Opening the valves redirects exhaust gases through a more direct route, creating a louder and more aggressive exhaust tone.
Its main functions include:
- Selectable exhaust sound: Allows the driver to switch between a quieter exhaust note and an aggressive performance sound using the Valvetronic control system.
- Improved exhaust gas flow: Optimised pipework and a performance-focused design help reduce restrictions within the factory exhaust arrangement.
- Enhanced engine sound: Produces a deeper, more distinctive exhaust note that complements the twin-turbocharged flat-six engine.
- Supporting engine performance: Reduced exhaust restriction can improve exhaust gas evacuation and support increased horsepower and torque.
- Managing exhaust resonance: The quad-resonated centre X-pipe helps reduce unwanted exhaust volume when the valves are closed.
- Reducing vehicle weight: Provides an approximate 3 lbs (1.4 kg) weight saving compared with the factory system.
- Maintaining exhaust gas discharge: Directs exhaust gases through the selected exhaust outlets.
- Enhancing rear vehicle appearance: Quad exhaust tips provide an aggressive and premium exterior finish.
Symptoms Of Wear Or Failure:
The original Porsche 997.2 Turbo exhaust system is exposed to extreme exhaust temperatures, engine vibration, moisture and road contaminants throughout its operating life.
Over time, exhaust mufflers, catalytic converters, mounting brackets, joints and valve-control components may deteriorate or develop faults.
Common symptoms indicating that the factory exhaust system may require inspection, repair or replacement include:
- Excessive exhaust noise: Corroded mufflers, cracked pipework or failed exhaust joints may cause unusually loud or inconsistent exhaust sounds.
- Metallic rattling: Loose internal muffler components, damaged catalytic converter substrates or deteriorated mounting brackets may produce rattling noises.
- Exhaust gas leaks: Cracked welds, damaged seals or loose connections can allow exhaust gases to escape before reaching the tailpipes.
- Blowing or hissing sounds: Exhaust leaks may produce noticeable ticking, blowing or hissing noises, particularly during acceleration.
- Visible corrosion or rust: Exposure to moisture, road salt and repeated temperature changes may cause corrosion around exhaust joints and mounting hardware.
- Reduced engine performance: Restricted catalytic converters or damaged exhaust components may increase exhaust backpressure and affect engine responsiveness.
- Excessive exhaust vibration: Worn mounting components or loose connections may cause unwanted exhaust movement and vibration.
- Faulty exhaust valve operation: On vehicles equipped with a valved exhaust, failed actuators or sticking valves may prevent correct switching between exhaust sound modes.
- Engine warning light: Catalytic converter efficiency faults or exhaust-related sensor problems may trigger engine management warning lights.
- Unusual exhaust odours: Leaking exhaust connections or malfunctioning catalytic converters may contribute to abnormal exhaust smells.
- Visible exhaust damage: Cracked welds, distorted pipework or damaged muffler casings can compromise exhaust system integrity.
Why Replacement / Upgrading Matters:
Replacing the factory exhaust system with the Fabspeed Valved Supersport X-Pipe is an effective way to enhance the Porsche 997.2 Turbo's exhaust sound, improve exhaust flow and increase driving enjoyment.
While a conventional replacement exhaust restores original functionality, the Fabspeed system provides a performance-focused upgrade with adjustable sound characteristics and premium stainless steel construction.
Its Valvetronic arrangement allows drivers to select a subdued exhaust note for everyday journeys or a louder, more engaging sound during spirited driving.
Upgrading to the Fabspeed system offers several advantages:
- Enhanced sports exhaust sound: Produces a more aggressive exhaust note that better highlights the character of the Porsche 911 Turbo's twin-turbocharged engine.
- Adjustable exhaust volume: Switch between refined and aggressive sound settings to suit different driving conditions.
- Improved exhaust flow: High-flow stainless steel pipework helps reduce exhaust restrictions compared with the original arrangement.
- Potential performance gains: Reduced exhaust backpressure may support improved engine responsiveness, horsepower and torque.
- Premium Valvetronic technology: Driver-controlled exhaust valves provide two distinct sound characteristics in one system.
- Reduced unwanted resonance: The quad-resonated centre X-pipe helps control exhaust volume when the valves are closed.
- Lightweight construction: Saves approximately 3 lbs (1.4 kg) compared with the factory exhaust.
- Corrosion-resistant materials: T304L stainless steel construction provides durability in demanding exhaust environments.
- Enhanced rear appearance: Quad polished stainless steel or satin black tips create a distinctive motorsport-inspired finish.
- Vehicle-specific design: Engineered specifically for Porsche 997.2 Turbo and Turbo S models.
- Direct bolt-on installation: Designed to fit without cutting or welding.
- Long-term durability: Premium materials and construction help withstand exhaust heat, vibration and environmental exposure.
- Manufacturer warranty support: Covered by Fabspeed's Lifetime Warranty, subject to the manufacturer's terms and conditions.
For Porsche owners seeking an exhaust upgrade that combines performance-oriented engineering with selectable sound, the Fabspeed Valved Supersport X-Pipe offers an appealing alternative to the factory exhaust system.
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The Fabspeed Deluxe Exhaust Tips for Porsche 718 Cayman GT4, GTS 4.0, Boxster Spyder and GT4 RS (2020 onwards) are premium aftermarket exhaust finishing components designed to enhance the appearance of the vehicle while maintaining reliable exhaust gas discharge.
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Engineered by Fabspeed Motorsport, these high-quality exhaust tips provide a stylish replacement for the factory Porsche tailpipe outlets, offering a more distinctive, motorsport-inspired appearance.
Manufactured using premium 304 stainless steel, the exhaust tips are available in a selection of finishes, including matte carbon fibre, polished stainless steel and brushed stainless steel. Each option is designed to complement the aggressive rear styling of Porsche's naturally aspirated 4.0L performance models.
The matte carbon fibre exhaust tips feature an intercooled construction designed to withstand the high temperatures generated by the exhaust system, combining a premium appearance with heat-resistant design.
Fabspeed also offers specialised turn-down exhaust tips designed to redirect exhaust gases towards the ground, reducing measured exhaust noise by over 3 dB according to the manufacturer. This makes them particularly useful for drivers attending track days at circuits with strict noise restrictions.
Designed as a direct replacement for the original Porsche exhaust tips, the Fabspeed Deluxe Exhaust Tips feature an adjustable OEM-style ring clamp for precise positioning and secure installation.
With straightforward slip-on, bolt-on fitment, these exhaust tips provide an attractive and practical upgrade without requiring replacement of the complete exhaust system.
What This Product Does:
The Fabspeed Deluxe Exhaust Tips are fitted at the rear outlet of the exhaust system, where they provide the final exit point for exhaust gases and enhance the appearance of the vehicle.
Although exhaust tips do not directly control engine combustion or provide the performance gains associated with a complete exhaust system, their design, construction and outlet orientation can influence exhaust gas direction and the sound measured around the vehicle.
Their main functions include:
- Enhancing vehicle appearance: Provide a more aggressive and distinctive rear exhaust finish compared with the original factory tips.
- Directing exhaust gases: Form the final outlet through which exhaust gases leave the vehicle.
- Providing premium styling options: Offer a choice of matte carbon fibre, polished stainless steel and brushed stainless steel finishes.
- Supporting durability: Stainless steel construction provides resistance to corrosion, heat and environmental exposure.
- Reducing exhaust noise with turn-down tips: The optional turn-down design redirects exhaust gases towards the ground, helping reduce externally measured exhaust noise.
- Maintaining secure installation: An adjustable OEM-style ring clamp allows accurate positioning and secure attachment.
- Allowing easy customisation: Enable owners to update the appearance of their exhaust without replacing the rear muffler assembly.
- Supporting track-day use: The turn-down configuration may help vehicles meet certain circuit noise limits, depending on the exhaust system and testing conditions.
Symptoms Of Wear Or Failure:
Exhaust tips are exposed to high temperatures, moisture, road salt, carbon deposits and vibration. Over time, original exhaust tips may deteriorate or become damaged, affecting their appearance and mounting security.
Common signs that the factory exhaust tips may require replacement include:
- Corrosion or rust: Prolonged exposure to moisture and road contaminants can cause surface corrosion or deterioration.
- Discolouration: Repeated heating and cooling cycles may result in staining, heat marks or uneven changes in the surface finish.
- Excessive carbon deposits: Soot and exhaust residue can accumulate around the tailpipe outlets, making the tips difficult to clean.
- Scratches or surface damage: Minor impacts, cleaning damage or road debris may leave scratches, dents or damaged finishes.
- Loose exhaust tips: Worn or damaged clamps may allow the tips to move, rotate or become incorrectly positioned.
- Rattling noises: Loose mounting hardware or poor alignment may cause vibrations and metallic rattling.
- Cracked or damaged fittings: Impacts, vibration or deterioration may damage the retaining hardware or exhaust tip connections.
- Uneven exhaust tip alignment: Damaged clamps or distorted mounting components can cause the tips to sit unevenly within the rear bumper.
- Deteriorated appearance: Ageing, corrosion or damage may reduce the visual appeal of the rear exhaust outlets.
Why Replacement / Upgrading Matters:
Replacing the factory exhaust tips with Fabspeed Deluxe Exhaust Tips is an effective way to enhance the rear styling of the Porsche 718 while maintaining a secure, durable exhaust outlet.
Unlike a complete performance exhaust replacement, upgrading the exhaust tips provides a relatively straightforward modification that improves appearance without requiring extensive changes to the existing exhaust system.
For vehicles used on track, Fabspeed's optional turn-down configuration also offers a practical solution for reducing externally measured exhaust sound levels.
Upgrading to Fabspeed Deluxe Exhaust Tips offers several benefits:
- Enhanced rear styling: Give the Porsche 718 a more distinctive, premium and motorsport-inspired appearance.
- Choice of premium finishes: Select carbon fibre, polished stainless steel or brushed stainless steel to complement the vehicle's styling.
- High-quality construction: Benefit from 304 stainless steel designed for durability and corrosion resistance.
- Improved heat resistance: Intercooled carbon fibre tip construction is designed to tolerate demanding exhaust temperatures.
- Replacement for worn factory tips: Restore a clean and attractive exhaust appearance where original tips have become corroded or damaged.
- Secure and adjustable fitment: OEM-style clamping allows precise positioning and reliable mounting.
- Simple installation: Direct slip-on, bolt-on replacement avoids the need for cutting or welding.
- Optional noise reduction: Turn-down exhaust tips may reduce externally measured sound levels by over 3 dB, according to Fabspeed.
- Useful for track-day driving: Noise-reducing turn-down tips may help with compliance at noise-restricted circuits.
- Maintain the original exhaust system: Upgrade the tailpipe appearance without replacing the factory mufflers or catalytic converters.
- Premium aftermarket customisation: Provide a distinctive alternative to the standard Porsche tailpipe design.
For Porsche owners seeking improved styling, high-quality materials and straightforward installation, the Fabspeed Deluxe Exhaust Tips offer a practical and attractive upgrade.
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The Fabspeed Rear Slip-On Sport Exhaust System for Porsche Macan 2.0L (2014–2018) is a premium performance exhaust upgrade designed to enhance engine sound, improve exhaust gas flow and reduce overall vehicle weight.
Fits:
- Porsche 95B.1 Macan Petrol 2.0L (237Bhp) 2014-18
Engineered by Fabspeed Motorsport, this high-performance exhaust system replaces the restrictive factory rear mufflers with a free-flowing design, delivering a more aggressive sports exhaust note and an engaging driving experience.
Manufactured from high-quality T304L stainless steel, the system offers excellent corrosion resistance, durability and long-lasting performance. Its precision-engineered construction is designed to optimise exhaust flow while maintaining the practicality expected from a premium Porsche SUV.
The Fabspeed Rear Slip-On Sport Exhaust reduces weight by approximately 17 lbs (7.7 kg) compared with the standard factory exhaust system, helping eliminate unnecessary weight from the rear of the vehicle.
Fabspeed also advertises a performance improvement of up to 18 HP, although actual results depend on vehicle specification, engine condition and testing conditions.
Available with premium exhaust tip options, including Fabspeed's dual-wall carbon fibre tips, the system enhances the rear appearance of the Macan while creating a distinctive sports car-inspired exhaust sound.
Designed specifically for the Porsche Macan 2.0L petrol engine, this Fabspeed system provides an ideal upgrade for drivers seeking improved sound, premium construction and enhanced driving enjoyment.
What This Product Does:
The Fabspeed Rear Slip-On Sport Exhaust replaces the original rear muffler section of the Porsche Macan's exhaust system with a performance-focused, high-flow alternative.
Its primary function is to channel exhaust gases efficiently away from the engine while reducing the restrictions associated with the factory rear muffler arrangement.
By incorporating optimised stainless steel pipework and a performance muffler design, the system allows exhaust gases to flow more freely, contributing to a more pronounced exhaust note and potentially improved engine performance.
Its main functions include:
- Improving exhaust gas flow: Reduces restriction within the rear exhaust system to support more efficient exhaust gas discharge.
- Enhancing exhaust sound: Produces a deeper, sportier and more distinctive exhaust note than the standard factory system.
- Supporting engine performance: Improved exhaust flow can contribute to increased horsepower and improved engine responsiveness.
- Reducing vehicle weight: Saves approximately 17 lbs (7.7 kg) compared with the original rear exhaust assembly.
- Maintaining exhaust functionality: Directs exhaust gases safely away from the vehicle through the rear tailpipes.
- Improving corrosion resistance: T304L stainless steel construction provides durability against heat, moisture and road contaminants.
- Enhancing vehicle appearance: Premium exhaust tips provide a more distinctive, performance-inspired rear finish.
- Maintaining everyday usability: Offers a sports exhaust character suitable for drivers seeking a more engaging exhaust sound.
Symptoms Of Wear Or Failure:
The original Porsche Macan exhaust system is exposed to high temperatures, engine vibration, moisture and road salt throughout its service life.
Over time, the rear mufflers, connecting pipes, mounting brackets and exhaust joints may deteriorate, leading to noise, corrosion or exhaust leakage.
Common signs that the original exhaust system may require replacement include:
- Excessive exhaust noise: Damaged muffler internals, corrosion or exhaust leaks may cause unusually loud or inconsistent exhaust sounds.
- Metallic rattling: Loose internal muffler components, weakened brackets or deteriorated mounting hardware may produce rattling noises.
- Visible corrosion or rust: Prolonged exposure to moisture and road salt can cause deterioration of exhaust pipes, welds and muffler housings.
- Exhaust gas leaks: Cracked pipework or damaged joints may allow exhaust gases to escape before reaching the tailpipes.
- Blowing or hissing sounds: Exhaust leaks can create noticeable blowing, ticking or hissing noises, particularly during acceleration.
- Reduced engine performance: A severely restricted or internally damaged exhaust system may affect exhaust gas flow and engine responsiveness.
- Excessive vibration: Worn exhaust mounts or loose connections may allow unwanted movement beneath the vehicle.
- Visible damage to the exhaust: Cracked welds, dented pipework or damaged muffler casings can compromise the system's integrity.
- Unwanted exhaust resonance: Deteriorated internal muffler components may produce unpleasant vibrations or excessive cabin noise.
- Exhaust fumes or unusual odours: Leaking exhaust connections may allow exhaust gases to escape beneath the vehicle.
Why Replacement / Upgrading Matters:
Replacing the factory exhaust system with the Fabspeed Rear Slip-On Sport Exhaust is an effective way to improve the Porsche Macan's exhaust sound, reduce vehicle weight and enhance the overall driving experience.
While a conventional exhaust replacement restores original functionality, the Fabspeed system offers performance-focused construction and a more distinctive exhaust character.
Its high-flow design is engineered to reduce exhaust restrictions while delivering a sporty sound that better complements the Macan's turbocharged 2.0L petrol engine.
Upgrading to the Fabspeed system offers several advantages:
- Enhanced sports exhaust sound: Produces a more pronounced, aggressive exhaust note for a more engaging driving experience.
- Improved exhaust flow: High-flow pipework and muffler construction help reduce restriction compared with the original exhaust.
- Potential horsepower gains: Fabspeed advertises an increase of up to 18 HP, depending on vehicle specification and operating conditions.
- Lightweight construction: Reduces rear exhaust system weight by approximately 17 lbs (7.7 kg).
- Premium stainless steel durability: T304L stainless steel provides resistance to corrosion, heat and environmental exposure.
- Improved rear appearance: Premium exhaust tip options give the vehicle a more distinctive performance-oriented finish.
- Replacement for ageing factory components: Provides an opportunity to replace corroded, damaged or deteriorated rear mufflers.
- Enhanced driving enjoyment: Creates a sportier exhaust character during acceleration and everyday driving.
- Vehicle-specific engineering: Designed for the Porsche Macan 2.0L to provide appropriate fitment and exhaust alignment.
- Long-term durability: High-quality materials and construction support reliable operation in demanding conditions.
- Manufacturer warranty support: Covered by Fabspeed's Lifetime Warranty, subject to the manufacturer's terms and conditions.
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The Fabspeed Rear Slip-On Sport Exhaust System for Porsche Macan 2.0L (2014–2018) is a premium performance exhaust upgrade designed to enhance engine sound, improve exhaust gas flow and reduce overall vehicle weight.
Fits:
- Porsche 95B.1 Macan Petrol 2.0L (237Bhp) 2014-18
Engineered by Fabspeed Motorsport, this high-performance exhaust system replaces the restrictive factory rear mufflers with a free-flowing design, delivering a more aggressive sports exhaust note and an engaging driving experience.
Manufactured from high-quality T304L stainless steel, the system offers excellent corrosion resistance, durability and long-lasting performance. Its precision-engineered construction is designed to optimise exhaust flow while maintaining the practicality expected from a premium Porsche SUV.
The Fabspeed Rear Slip-On Sport Exhaust reduces weight by approximately 17 lbs (7.7 kg) compared with the standard factory exhaust system, helping eliminate unnecessary weight from the rear of the vehicle.
Fabspeed also advertises a performance improvement of up to 18 HP, although actual results depend on vehicle specification, engine condition and testing conditions.
Available with premium exhaust tip options, including Fabspeed's dual-wall carbon fibre tips, the system enhances the rear appearance of the Macan while creating a distinctive sports car-inspired exhaust sound.
Designed specifically for the Porsche Macan 2.0L petrol engine, this Fabspeed system provides an ideal upgrade for drivers seeking improved sound, premium construction and enhanced driving enjoyment.
What This Product Does:
The Fabspeed Rear Slip-On Sport Exhaust replaces the original rear muffler section of the Porsche Macan's exhaust system with a performance-focused, high-flow alternative.
Its primary function is to channel exhaust gases efficiently away from the engine while reducing the restrictions associated with the factory rear muffler arrangement.
By incorporating optimised stainless steel pipework and a performance muffler design, the system allows exhaust gases to flow more freely, contributing to a more pronounced exhaust note and potentially improved engine performance.
Its main functions include:
- Improving exhaust gas flow: Reduces restriction within the rear exhaust system to support more efficient exhaust gas discharge.
- Enhancing exhaust sound: Produces a deeper, sportier and more distinctive exhaust note than the standard factory system.
- Supporting engine performance: Improved exhaust flow can contribute to increased horsepower and improved engine responsiveness.
- Reducing vehicle weight: Saves approximately 17 lbs (7.7 kg) compared with the original rear exhaust assembly.
- Maintaining exhaust functionality: Directs exhaust gases safely away from the vehicle through the rear tailpipes.
- Improving corrosion resistance: T304L stainless steel construction provides durability against heat, moisture and road contaminants.
- Enhancing vehicle appearance: Premium exhaust tips provide a more distinctive, performance-inspired rear finish.
- Maintaining everyday usability: Offers a sports exhaust character suitable for drivers seeking a more engaging exhaust sound.
Symptoms Of Wear Or Failure:
The original Porsche Macan exhaust system is exposed to high temperatures, engine vibration, moisture and road salt throughout its service life.
Over time, the rear mufflers, connecting pipes, mounting brackets and exhaust joints may deteriorate, leading to noise, corrosion or exhaust leakage.
Common signs that the original exhaust system may require replacement include:
- Excessive exhaust noise: Damaged muffler internals, corrosion or exhaust leaks may cause unusually loud or inconsistent exhaust sounds.
- Metallic rattling: Loose internal muffler components, weakened brackets or deteriorated mounting hardware may produce rattling noises.
- Visible corrosion or rust: Prolonged exposure to moisture and road salt can cause deterioration of exhaust pipes, welds and muffler housings.
- Exhaust gas leaks: Cracked pipework or damaged joints may allow exhaust gases to escape before reaching the tailpipes.
- Blowing or hissing sounds: Exhaust leaks can create noticeable blowing, ticking or hissing noises, particularly during acceleration.
- Reduced engine performance: A severely restricted or internally damaged exhaust system may affect exhaust gas flow and engine responsiveness.
- Excessive vibration: Worn exhaust mounts or loose connections may allow unwanted movement beneath the vehicle.
- Visible damage to the exhaust: Cracked welds, dented pipework or damaged muffler casings can compromise the system's integrity.
- Unwanted exhaust resonance: Deteriorated internal muffler components may produce unpleasant vibrations or excessive cabin noise.
- Exhaust fumes or unusual odours: Leaking exhaust connections may allow exhaust gases to escape beneath the vehicle.
Why Replacement / Upgrading Matters:
Replacing the factory exhaust system with the Fabspeed Rear Slip-On Sport Exhaust is an effective way to improve the Porsche Macan's exhaust sound, reduce vehicle weight and enhance the overall driving experience.
While a conventional exhaust replacement restores original functionality, the Fabspeed system offers performance-focused construction and a more distinctive exhaust character.
Its high-flow design is engineered to reduce exhaust restrictions while delivering a sporty sound that better complements the Macan's turbocharged 2.0L petrol engine.
Upgrading to the Fabspeed system offers several advantages:
- Enhanced sports exhaust sound: Produces a more pronounced, aggressive exhaust note for a more engaging driving experience.
- Improved exhaust flow: High-flow pipework and muffler construction help reduce restriction compared with the original exhaust.
- Potential horsepower gains: Fabspeed advertises an increase of up to 18 HP, depending on vehicle specification and operating conditions.
- Lightweight construction: Reduces rear exhaust system weight by approximately 17 lbs (7.7 kg).
- Premium stainless steel durability: T304L stainless steel provides resistance to corrosion, heat and environmental exposure.
- Improved rear appearance: Premium exhaust tip options give the vehicle a more distinctive performance-oriented finish.
- Replacement for ageing factory components: Provides an opportunity to replace corroded, damaged or deteriorated rear mufflers.
- Enhanced driving enjoyment: Creates a sportier exhaust character during acceleration and everyday driving.
- Vehicle-specific engineering: Designed for the Porsche Macan 2.0L to provide appropriate fitment and exhaust alignment.
- Long-term durability: High-quality materials and construction support reliable operation in demanding conditions.
- Manufacturer warranty support: Covered by Fabspeed's Lifetime Warranty, subject to the manufacturer's terms and conditions.
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The Fabspeed Porsche 997.2 GT2 RS XperTune Performance Software is a specialist ECU tuning upgrade developed for the 2011 Porsche 911 GT2 RS (997.2), equipped with the 3.6-litre twin-turbocharged flat-six engine.
Fits:
Developed by Fabspeed Motorsport, XperTune is designed to enhance horsepower, torque, throttle response and overall engine performance by optimising selected parameters within the vehicle's factory Engine Control Unit (ECU).
The Porsche 997.2 GT2 RS is one of the most performance-focused versions of the 997-generation 911, combining lightweight construction, rear-wheel drive and a powerful twin-turbocharged engine.
Fabspeed's XperTune Performance Software builds upon these characteristics by providing a revised engine management calibration designed to improve power delivery without requiring replacement of the original ECU.
The system includes a handheld OBD-II tuning device, allowing the original ECU information to be read and a vehicle-specific performance calibration to be installed through the diagnostic port.
Unlike traditional ECU tuning procedures that may require the control unit to be removed and sent to a specialist, the Fabspeed handheld system enables the programming process to be completed without removing the ECU.
The software modifies applicable engine management parameters, including fuelling, sensor-related calibration and turbocharger boost-control settings, where supported by the vehicle's ECU.
The aim is to improve acceleration and engine responsiveness while retaining practical drivability.
Fabspeed advertises performance gains of +64 horsepower and +89 lb-ft of torque on its product page.
However, the detailed power table appears to repeat figures associated with the earlier 997 GT2 rather than the 997.2 GT2 RS. The advertised gains should therefore be treated as unverified for this specific application until Fabspeed confirms the relevant GT2 RS test results.
Each calibration is prepared using data read from the vehicle's original ECU, along with information supplied about its specification and any existing performance modifications.
The handheld device also stores the factory calibration, allowing the vehicle to be returned to its original software configuration when required.
Ideal for Porsche GT2 RS owners seeking greater performance from an otherwise healthy engine, the Fabspeed XperTune system provides a specialist, reversible software upgrade without requiring extensive mechanical modifications.
What This Product Does:
The Fabspeed XperTune Performance Software modifies selected operating parameters stored within the Porsche 997.2 GT2 RS engine control unit.
The ECU uses information from engine sensors to manage combustion, fuel delivery and turbocharger operation.
By revising the relevant calibration settings, Fabspeed aims to improve the engine's performance characteristics.
- Engine Performance Optimisation: Revises selected ECU calibration parameters to increase performance potential.
- Increased Horsepower Potential: Designed to deliver greater engine power compared with the original calibration.
- Improved Torque Delivery: Intended to enhance torque output and acceleration.
- Sharper Throttle Response: Helps provide a more responsive reaction to accelerator input.
- Turbocharger Boost Optimisation: Adjusts applicable boost-control parameters to support the intended power delivery.
- Fuel Calibration: Refines relevant fuel-management settings for the specified tuning configuration.
- Enhanced Acceleration: Increased engine output can support stronger acceleration under suitable conditions.
- Vehicle-Specific Calibration: Uses the vehicle's original ECU information and details of its existing modifications.
- OBD-II Programming: Allows ECU data to be read and the performance tune installed through the diagnostic port.
- No ECU Removal Required: Eliminates the need to remove the ECU for the standard handheld programming process.
- Factory Software Backup: Saves the original ECU calibration.
- Return-to-Stock Function: Allows the original factory software to be restored using the handheld device.
- Support for Compatible Modifications: Enables Fabspeed to consider relevant intake, exhaust and other modifications when preparing the tune.
- Convenient Programming Process: Uses a handheld device and compatible Windows computer.
- Improved Driving Experience: Designed to enhance the GT2 RS's already substantial turbocharged performance.
- The Porsche 997.2 GT2 RS was designed as a lightweight, highly focused performance version of the 911.
- Its 3.6-litre twin-turbocharged engine delivers substantial power through the rear wheels, creating a distinctive and demanding driving experience.
- ECU tuning offers a way to modify the characteristics of the engine without replacing the original control unit or carrying out extensive mechanical upgrades.
- Porsche 997 MKII GT2 RS 2011-13
The Fabspeed Porsche 997 GT2 Performance Package is a comprehensive high-performance exhaust, intake and ECU tuning upgrade designed specifically for the Porsche 911 GT2 (997.1), manufactured between 2008 and 2009.
Fits:
- Porsche 997 MK1 GT2 2007-09
Kit Includes:
- Supersport X-Pipe Exhaust (Incl. Sport Cats & Tips)
- Sport Headers
- BMC F1 Air Filter
- XperTune Performance Software
Developed by Fabspeed Motorsport, this package combines several performance-oriented components engineered to improve exhaust gas flow, reduce intake restriction, enhance turbocharger response and deliver a more distinctive sports exhaust sound from the Porsche GT2's twin-turbocharged 3.6-litre flat-six engine.
The package includes the Fabspeed Supersport 70mm X-Pipe Exhaust System with 200-cell HJS Sport Catalytic Converters and Deluxe GT2 Style Exhaust Tips, together with Fabspeed Sport Headers and a BMC F1 High Performance Air Filter.
Fabspeed XperTune Performance Software with Handheld Tuner, allowing the engine management calibration to be optimised for the vehicle's configuration.
The Supersport X-Pipe exhaust system is designed to improve exhaust gas evacuation while producing a louder, sharper and more engaging exhaust note than the original factory system.
The Sport Headers are engineered to improve the movement of exhaust gases towards the turbochargers, helping support efficient exhaust flow and the engine's performance potential.
The BMC F1 High Performance Air Filter provides an upgraded air filtration solution designed to improve intake airflow while maintaining filtration functionality.
Fabspeed manufactures the stainless steel exhaust components from high-quality 14–16 gauge T304L stainless steel, using CNC mandrel-bent tubing to promote smooth exhaust flow and long-term durability.
The package's 200-cell HJS German sport catalytic converters are designed to provide lower exhaust restriction than conventional factory catalytic converter arrangements.
XperTune Performance Software allows applicable engine management parameters to be recalibrated, helping complement the performance characteristics of the upgraded intake and exhaust components.
The result is a coordinated performance package intended to enhance the Porsche 997 GT2's acceleration, exhaust sound, throttle response and overall driving character.
What This Product Does:
The Fabspeed Porsche 997 GT2 Performance Package upgrades several components involved in the movement of air into the engine and exhaust gases out of it.
By coordinating the intake filter, exhaust manifolds, sport catalytic converters and exhaust system, the package is designed to support more efficient engine breathing and stronger performance characteristics.
Its main functions and benefits include:
- Improved Exhaust Flow: Reduces restriction through the performance headers and Supersport exhaust arrangement.
- Enhanced Turbocharger Response: Supports improved exhaust gas flow conditions around the twin-turbocharged engine.
- Increased Performance Potential: Designed to support greater horsepower and torque in suitable configurations.
- Improved Intake Airflow: The BMC F1 air filter offers a performance-oriented replacement for the original filter.
- Reduced Exhaust Backpressure: High-flow exhaust components are intended to reduce unnecessary exhaust restriction.
- Sportier Exhaust Sound: Produces a stronger and more pronounced GT2 exhaust note.
- High-Flow Sport Catalysts: Uses 200-cell HJS sport catalytic converters.
- Improved Throttle Response: The coordinated hardware and optional ECU software are intended to sharpen engine response.
- Durable Stainless Steel Construction: Uses T304L stainless steel for corrosion resistance and thermal durability.
- Precision Exhaust Construction: CNC mandrel-bent tubing helps maintain consistent internal pipe geometry.
- Enhanced Rear Appearance: Deluxe GT2 Style Exhaust Tips complement the vehicle's styling.
- Optional ECU Optimisation: XperTune allows a performance calibration to be developed for the vehicle.
- Coordinated Performance Upgrade: Provides complementary intake and exhaust components in one package.
- Bolt-On Installation: The manufacturer describes the system as using direct replacement components without cutting or welding.
Symptoms Of Wear Or Failure:
The Fabspeed Performance Package is designed principally for performance enhancement.
However, deterioration of the original exhaust and intake components can also lead owners to investigate replacement options.
- Original exhaust pipes, manifolds, flanges and associated hardware are exposed to repeated heating and cooling, moisture and road contamination.
- Over time, corrosion can weaken metal components and cause damage around joints or mounting points.
- Damaged gaskets, cracked manifolds or corroded exhaust connections can allow gases to escape before reaching the intended exhaust outlets.
- Symptoms may include blowing or ticking noises, visible soot deposits and unusual exhaust smells.
- The exhaust headers experience significant thermal cycling.
- Cracks or damaged welds can affect exhaust integrity and cause leakage.
- An ageing or damaged catalytic converter may develop an internal restriction.
- Significant exhaust restriction can affect engine performance and increase backpressure.
- A suspected catalytic converter fault should be diagnosed before replacing components.
- Internal catalytic converter deterioration can cause rattling or metallic noises.
- These sounds may become more noticeable during acceleration or as engine speed changes.
- Damaged mounting hardware, loose brackets or worn exhaust components can cause unwanted movement and vibration.
- A rattling exhaust may also contact nearby heat shields or bodywork.
- An exhaust restriction or intake fault may contribute to reduced engine output.
- However, power loss can also result from ignition faults, boost leaks, fuel delivery problems or turbocharger issues.
- A heavily contaminated engine air filter may reduce the amount of air entering the intake system.
- Replacing or correctly servicing the filter helps maintain proper airflow and engine protection.
- Cracked intake housings, damaged connections or deteriorated seals can affect filtration and airflow.
- Unmetered air or boost-related leaks may cause driveability problems depending on where the damage occurs.
- Slow or inconsistent boost delivery may indicate exhaust restriction, boost-control faults, intake leaks or worn turbocharger components.
- A performance package cannot repair defective turbochargers or pressure-control components.
- Hesitation may arise from ignition, fuelling, sensor or boost-control faults.
- These issues should be investigated before modifying the engine's performance.
- An illuminated warning light may indicate an emissions, fuelling, ignition or boost-related fault.
- Diagnostic trouble codes should be read and the cause resolved before performance ECU software is installed.
- Unexpectedly loud exhaust noise can indicate a leak or damaged component rather than normal sports exhaust behaviour.
- Thermal expansion, vibration and ageing can contribute to loosening or deterioration of exhaust fasteners.
- Damaged bolts, studs or nuts can affect sealing and component alignment.
- A vehicle fitted with aftermarket engine components may have an unsuitable ECU calibration or incompatible parts.
- Existing modifications should be inspected before adding further upgrades.
- Unusual heat, exhaust fumes or evidence of leakage around the engine compartment may indicate a problem requiring prompt attention.
Why Replacement / Upgrading Matters:
- The Porsche 997 GT2 is one of the most performance-focused versions of the 997-generation 911.
- Its twin-turbocharged 3.6-litre flat-six engine, rear-wheel-drive layout and motorsport-inspired construction make it particularly responsive to carefully developed performance modifications.
- The Fabspeed Performance Package is designed to improve engine breathing and exhaust efficiency while enhancing the vehicle's characteristic sound and response.
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The Fabspeed Porsche 997 GT2 Performance Package is a comprehensive high-performance exhaust, intake designed specifically for the Porsche 911 GT2 (997.1), manufactured between 2008 and 2009.
Fits:
- Porsche 997 MK1 GT2 2007-09
Kit Includes:
- Supersport X-Pipe Exhaust (Incl. Sport Cats & Tips)
- Sport Headers
- BMC F1 Air Filter
Developed by Fabspeed Motorsport, this package combines several performance-oriented components engineered to improve exhaust gas flow, reduce intake restriction, enhance turbocharger response and deliver a more distinctive sports exhaust sound from the Porsche GT2's twin-turbocharged 3.6-litre flat-six engine.
The package includes the Fabspeed Supersport 70mm X-Pipe Exhaust System with 200-cell HJS Sport Catalytic Converters and Deluxe GT2 Style Exhaust Tips, together with Fabspeed Sport Headers and a BMC F1 High Performance Air Filter.
The Supersport X-Pipe exhaust system is designed to improve exhaust gas evacuation while producing a louder, sharper and more engaging exhaust note than the original factory system.
The Sport Headers are engineered to improve the movement of exhaust gases towards the turbochargers, helping support efficient exhaust flow and the engine's performance potential.
The BMC F1 High Performance Air Filter provides an upgraded air filtration solution designed to improve intake airflow while maintaining filtration functionality.
Fabspeed manufactures the stainless steel exhaust components from high-quality 14–16 gauge T304L stainless steel, using CNC mandrel-bent tubing to promote smooth exhaust flow and long-term durability.
The package's 200-cell HJS German sport catalytic converters are designed to provide lower exhaust restriction than conventional factory catalytic converter arrangements.
The result is a coordinated performance package intended to enhance the Porsche 997 GT2's acceleration, exhaust sound, throttle response and overall driving character.
What This Product Does:
The Fabspeed Porsche 997 GT2 Performance Package upgrades several components involved in the movement of air into the engine and exhaust gases out of it.
By coordinating the intake filter, exhaust manifolds, sport catalytic converters and exhaust system, the package is designed to support more efficient engine breathing and stronger performance characteristics.
Its main functions and benefits include:
- Improved Exhaust Flow: Reduces restriction through the performance headers and Supersport exhaust arrangement.
- Enhanced Turbocharger Response: Supports improved exhaust gas flow conditions around the twin-turbocharged engine.
- Increased Performance Potential: Designed to support greater horsepower and torque in suitable configurations.
- Improved Intake Airflow: The BMC F1 air filter offers a performance-oriented replacement for the original filter.
- Reduced Exhaust Backpressure: High-flow exhaust components are intended to reduce unnecessary exhaust restriction.
- Sportier Exhaust Sound: Produces a stronger and more pronounced GT2 exhaust note.
- High-Flow Sport Catalysts: Uses 200-cell HJS sport catalytic converters.
- Improved Throttle Response: The coordinated hardware and optional ECU software are intended to sharpen engine response.
- Durable Stainless Steel Construction: Uses T304L stainless steel for corrosion resistance and thermal durability.
- Precision Exhaust Construction: CNC mandrel-bent tubing helps maintain consistent internal pipe geometry.
- Enhanced Rear Appearance: Deluxe GT2 Style Exhaust Tips complement the vehicle's styling.
- Coordinated Performance Upgrade: Provides complementary intake and exhaust components in one package.
- Bolt-On Installation: The manufacturer describes the system as using direct replacement components without cutting or welding.
Symptoms Of Wear Or Failure:
The Fabspeed Performance Package is designed principally for performance enhancement.
However, deterioration of the original exhaust and intake components can also lead owners to investigate replacement options.
- Original exhaust pipes, manifolds, flanges and associated hardware are exposed to repeated heating and cooling, moisture and road contamination.
- Over time, corrosion can weaken metal components and cause damage around joints or mounting points.
- Damaged gaskets, cracked manifolds or corroded exhaust connections can allow gases to escape before reaching the intended exhaust outlets.
- Symptoms may include blowing or ticking noises, visible soot deposits and unusual exhaust smells.
- The exhaust headers experience significant thermal cycling.
- Cracks or damaged welds can affect exhaust integrity and cause leakage.
- An ageing or damaged catalytic converter may develop an internal restriction.
- Significant exhaust restriction can affect engine performance and increase backpressure.
- A suspected catalytic converter fault should be diagnosed before replacing components.
- Internal catalytic converter deterioration can cause rattling or metallic noises.
- These sounds may become more noticeable during acceleration or as engine speed changes.
- Damaged mounting hardware, loose brackets or worn exhaust components can cause unwanted movement and vibration.
- A rattling exhaust may also contact nearby heat shields or bodywork.
- An exhaust restriction or intake fault may contribute to reduced engine output.
- However, power loss can also result from ignition faults, boost leaks, fuel delivery problems or turbocharger issues.
- A heavily contaminated engine air filter may reduce the amount of air entering the intake system.
- Replacing or correctly servicing the filter helps maintain proper airflow and engine protection.
- Cracked intake housings, damaged connections or deteriorated seals can affect filtration and airflow.
- Unmetered air or boost-related leaks may cause driveability problems depending on where the damage occurs.
- Slow or inconsistent boost delivery may indicate exhaust restriction, boost-control faults, intake leaks or worn turbocharger components.
- A performance package cannot repair defective turbochargers or pressure-control components.
- Hesitation may arise from ignition, fuelling, sensor or boost-control faults.
- These issues should be investigated before modifying the engine's performance.
- An illuminated warning light may indicate an emissions, fuelling, ignition or boost-related fault.
- Diagnostic trouble codes should be read and the cause resolved before performance ECU software is installed.
- Unexpectedly loud exhaust noise can indicate a leak or damaged component rather than normal sports exhaust behaviour.
- Thermal expansion, vibration and ageing can contribute to loosening or deterioration of exhaust fasteners.
- Damaged bolts, studs or nuts can affect sealing and component alignment.
- A vehicle fitted with aftermarket engine components may have an unsuitable ECU calibration or incompatible parts.
- Existing modifications should be inspected before adding further upgrades.
- Unusual heat, exhaust fumes or evidence of leakage around the engine compartment may indicate a problem requiring prompt attention.
Why Replacement / Upgrading Matters:
- The Porsche 997 GT2 is one of the most performance-focused versions of the 997-generation 911.
- Its twin-turbocharged 3.6-litre flat-six engine, rear-wheel-drive layout and motorsport-inspired construction make it particularly responsive to carefully developed performance modifications.
- The Fabspeed Performance Package is designed to improve engine breathing and exhaust efficiency while enhancing the vehicle's characteristic sound and response.
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FSPOR997GT2SPKG
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- Porsche 997 MK1 GT2 2007-09
The Fabspeed Porsche 997 GT2 XperTune Performance Software is a specialist ECU tuning upgrade designed for the Porsche 911 GT2 (997) manufactured between 2008 and 2009.
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Developed by Fabspeed Motorsport, this performance software is engineered to optimise the engine management calibration of the Porsche 997 GT2's 3.6-litre twin-turbocharged flat-six engine, increasing horsepower, torque and throttle responsiveness without requiring major mechanical engine modifications.
The Porsche 997 GT2 is a high-performance, rear-wheel-drive version of the 911, combining a powerful twin-turbocharged engine with lightweight construction and a motorsport-inspired driving character.
Fabspeed XperTune builds upon these characteristics by modifying selected parameters within the factory Engine Control Unit (ECU), including air/fuel calibration, engine sensor-related settings and turbocharger boost management.
The software is supplied with a handheld OBD-II tuning device, which allows owners to read the original ECU calibration and install the customised Fabspeed performance tune through the vehicle's diagnostic port.
Unlike ECU upgrades that require the engine control unit to be physically removed and sent away for bench programming, the XperTune system provides a convenient programming process using the supplied handheld device and a Windows computer.
Fabspeed advertises an increase from 500 hp to 564 hp, representing a gain of 64 horsepower.
The manufacturer also publishes an increase from 500 lb-ft to 589 lb-ft of torque, representing a gain of 89 lb-ft.
These figures are based on Fabspeed's tested configuration and may vary depending on the individual vehicle, engine condition, fuel quality, installed modifications and operating conditions.
The XperTune system also allows the original factory ECU calibration to be saved, providing the option to return the vehicle to its original software configuration using the handheld device.
Designed for owners seeking enhanced performance while retaining the vehicle's existing engine hardware, Fabspeed XperTune provides a vehicle-specific software solution for improving the acceleration and driving characteristics of the Porsche 997 GT2.
What This Product Does:
The Fabspeed XperTune Performance Software modifies selected calibration parameters within the Porsche 997 GT2's existing engine control unit.
The ECU controls and coordinates engine functions using information from various sensors, allowing it to manage combustion and turbocharger operation under different driving conditions.
By recalibrating relevant settings, Fabspeed XperTune is designed to increase the engine's performance potential and improve its response to driver inputs.
- Increased Horsepower: Fabspeed advertises a gain of 64 hp over its stated standard GT2 reference output.
- Increased Torque: Manufacturer-published figures show an improvement of 89 lb-ft.
- Enhanced Throttle Response: Designed to provide a more responsive reaction to accelerator input.
- Optimised Turbocharger Boost: Adjusts applicable boost-control parameters to support increased engine output.
- Improved Acceleration Potential: Higher engine output can support stronger acceleration under suitable driving conditions.
- Engine Management Optimisation: Revises selected ECU parameters to enhance performance characteristics.
- Air/Fuel Calibration: Adjusts relevant fuelling parameters to complement the performance tune.
- Vehicle-Specific Tuning: The calibration is prepared using the vehicle's original ECU data and information about existing modifications.
- OBD-II Programming: Allows the software to be installed through the vehicle's diagnostic port.
- No ECU Removal Required: Avoids the need to remove and ship the ECU for standard programming.
- Factory Software Backup: Saves the original calibration for future restoration.
- Reversible Upgrade: Allows switching between the original and Fabspeed calibrations using the handheld device.
- Compatibility with Supported Modifications: The tune can be prepared with relevant exhaust, intake and other disclosed performance upgrades in mind.
- Improved Driving Character: Designed to make the GT2's twin-turbocharged engine feel stronger and more responsive.
- Upgrading the ECU calibration can significantly change the performance characteristics of a turbocharged engine.
- The original Porsche 997 GT2 engine management system is developed to balance performance, emissions requirements, fuel quality, thermal protection and durability under a range of driving conditions.
- Fabspeed XperTune offers a performance-oriented alternative for owners seeking increased power and a more responsive driving experience.
- Porsche 997 MK1 GT2 2007-09
The Fabspeed Porsche 996 Turbo Cat Bypass Pipes are high-performance exhaust components developed for the Porsche 911 Turbo (996), designed specifically for use with compatible existing Fabspeed exhaust systems.
Fits:
- Porsche 996 TURBO 2000-05
Manufactured from premium 14–16 gauge T304L stainless steel, these catalyst-bypass pipes replace the sport catalytic converter sections of the Fabspeed exhaust with straight-through pipework.
Their purpose is to provide a less restrictive exhaust path, producing a more aggressive exhaust note and supporting improved exhaust gas flow from the Porsche 996 Turbo's twin-turbocharged 3.6-litre flat-six engine.
By removing the catalytic converter elements from the exhaust path, the bypass pipes eliminate a source of exhaust restriction and create a more direct route for gases leaving the turbochargers.
Fabspeed designs these pipes for owners seeking a more extreme, motorsport-oriented exhaust configuration.
The system uses CNC mandrel-bent stainless steel tubing to provide smooth internal pipe geometry, consistent exhaust routing and durable construction.
Fabspeed describes the pipes as a direct bolt-on alternative to the corresponding catalytic converter sections in its compatible exhaust systems.
A key feature of this product is its modular compatibility with existing Fabspeed exhaust components, including suitable Maxflo and Supersport X-Pipe configurations.
However, these are not universal catalyst replacement pipes.
They do not fit directly onto the original Porsche factory exhaust or exhaust systems manufactured by other aftermarket suppliers.
Fabspeed lists a weight reduction of approximately 25 lb (11.3 kg), although the precise saving will depend on the configuration being replaced.
The manufacturer also states that the pipes can improve power delivery and throttle response, but does not publish a confirmed horsepower or torque increase for this standalone product.
What This Product Does:
The Fabspeed Cat Bypass Pipes replace the catalytic converter sections of a compatible Fabspeed Porsche 996 Turbo exhaust.
In a conventional catalytic exhaust, exhaust gases pass through a catalytic converter containing a coated internal substrate.
The converter treats pollutants in the exhaust gases, but its internal structure also creates a degree of flow resistance.
Fabspeed's bypass pipes replace those sections with straight-through tubing, eliminating the catalytic converter substrate from the exhaust path.
The main functions and benefits include:
- Creates a Straight-Through Exhaust Route: Replaces the existing Fabspeed sport catalytic converter sections with unrestricted pipework.
- Reduces Exhaust Restriction: Removes the catalytic substrate from the exhaust gas path.
- Supports Increased Exhaust Flow: Provides a less restrictive route for gases leaving the turbochargers.
- Enhances Motorsport Exhaust Sound: Produces a louder, sharper and more aggressive exhaust character.
- Improves Performance Potential: Designed to support stronger power delivery in suitable performance configurations.
- Supports Throttle Responsiveness: Fabspeed advertises improved throttle response.
- Reduces Exhaust System Weight: Fabspeed lists a weight reduction of approximately 25 lb.
- Uses Corrosion-Resistant Stainless Steel: T304L construction offers durability under high exhaust temperatures.
- Maintains Smooth Pipe Geometry: CNC mandrel bending helps preserve consistent internal tubing dimensions.
- Integrates with Compatible Fabspeed Systems: Designed for selected existing Maxflo and Supersport X-Pipe exhaust configurations.
- Supports Motorsport Preparation: Provides a catalyst-free configuration for vehicles used in permitted competition or closed-course environments.
- Allows Modular Exhaust Configuration: Enables compatible Fabspeed exhaust systems to use either the appropriate catalytic converter sections or the bypass configuration.
Symptoms Of Wear Or Failure:
The Fabspeed Cat Bypass Pipes are primarily a motorsport performance modification, not a standard maintenance replacement.
However, owners may be considering them while inspecting deteriorated exhaust components or preparing a dedicated track vehicle.
1. Corroded Exhaust Pipework
Exposure to moisture, heat and environmental contamination can cause corrosion around exhaust pipes, joints and flanges.
Advanced corrosion may weaken the affected sections and lead to leakage.
2. Cracked Exhaust Welds
Repeated heating and cooling, vibration or mechanical stress can contribute to cracks around welded joints.
Possible signs include exhaust blowing noises and visible soot deposits.
3. Exhaust Leaks
Damaged flanges, failed gaskets or cracked pipework can allow exhaust gases to escape before reaching the tailpipes.
Exhaust leaks may create hissing, blowing or ticking sounds.
4. Restricted Catalytic Converters
A damaged or internally deteriorated catalyst may become partially blocked.
A significant restriction can increase exhaust backpressure and reduce engine performance.
5. Loose Catalytic Converter Substrate
Damage within a catalytic converter may cause internal rattling or metallic vibration.
These noises can sometimes change with engine speed or load.
6. Reduced Engine Performance
Excessive exhaust restriction may contribute to reduced power or sluggish acceleration.
However, poor performance can also be caused by ignition faults, boost leaks, faulty sensors or turbocharger problems.
7. Unusual Exhaust Temperatures
Severe restrictions or engine combustion faults may contribute to abnormal exhaust temperatures.
The cause should be diagnosed before any performance modification is made.
8. Damaged Exhaust Flanges
Corroded or distorted flanges may prevent exhaust sections from sealing correctly.
9. Deteriorated Mounting Hardware
Loose or damaged exhaust fasteners can cause movement, rattling and leaks.
10. Unwanted Exhaust Vibration
Poor alignment, damaged supports or cracked components may produce vibration or metallic contact with the surrounding bodywork.
11. Exhaust-Related Diagnostic Faults
Catalytic converter efficiency faults or exhaust sensor problems may trigger an engine warning light.
The underlying cause requires proper diagnosis rather than simply removing the converter.
12. Visible Impact Damage
Exhaust pipes or catalytic converter housings may be damaged by road debris, contact with obstacles or incorrect lifting procedures.
Why Replacement / Upgrading Matters:
- The exhaust system is an important part of the Porsche 996 Turbo's engine operation.
- Exhaust gases drive the turbochargers before passing through the downstream exhaust components.
- The design of the exhaust system can influence gas flow, pressure and the sound characteristics of the vehicle.
- For a dedicated competition or closed-track Porsche 996 Turbo, Fabspeed Cat Bypass Pipes provide a way to configure an existing Fabspeed exhaust for reduced downstream restriction.
NOTE: In the United Kingdom, sports catalytic converters and bypass pipes do not have type approval and are not legally permitted for use on vehicles manufactured after 1st March 2001. They are not MOT compliant and cannot be used on public roads. These components are intended solely for race and track use.
For vehicles manufactured before 1st March 2001, a non-type approved sports catalytic converter may be fitted, provided it offers comparable performance to the original and the vehicle continues to meet the applicable emissions standards for its age. The vehicle must still pass an MOT test.
If you are located outside the UK, please check your local laws and regulations to ensure compliance.
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FSPOR996TCB
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- Porsche 996 TURBO 2000-05
The Fabspeed Porsche 996 Turbo STREET Performance Package is a comprehensive exhaust, air intake developed for Porsche 911 Turbo (996) models manufactured between 2000 and 2005.
Fits:
- Porsche 996 TURBO 2000-05
Kit Includes:
- Maxflo Performance Mufflers
- Sport Performance Headers
- Deluxe X-50 Style Tips
- High Performance Air Intake
Designed by Fabspeed Motorsport, this performance package combines high-quality stainless steel exhaust components, performance headers, a competition-style air intake to enhance the driving characteristics of the Porsche 996's 3.6-litre twin-turbocharged flat-six engine.
The package is engineered to improve exhaust gas flow, reduce intake restrictions, enhance turbocharger response and deliver a deeper, more distinctive sports exhaust note.
Fabspeed's STREET Performance Package includes Maxflo Performance Mufflers, Sport Performance Headers, Deluxe X-50 Style Exhaust Tips and a High Performance Air Intake System.
The exhaust components use premium T304 stainless steel and precision engineering techniques designed to improve durability and exhaust efficiency.
The performance headers incorporate high-velocity 3-into-1 merge collectors, helping exhaust gases flow efficiently towards the turbochargers.
The Maxflo mufflers feature specially designed hydro-formed housings, TIG-welded construction and high-temperature acoustic packing to deliver a sportier exhaust tone while retaining controlled sound characteristics.
The High Performance Air Intake System uses dual-conical dry-style filters designed to improve intake airflow and support the engine's increased performance potential.
Fabspeed advertises gains of up to 80 wheel horsepower and 130 lb-ft of torque, together with an approximate 25 lb (11.3 kg) weight reduction.
The Fabspeed Porsche 996 Turbo STREET Performance Package is particularly suited to enthusiasts seeking a coordinated performance upgrade rather than purchasing separate intake, exhaust and tuning components individually.
What This Product Does:
The Fabspeed STREET Performance Package upgrades the intake and exhaust systems of the Porsche 996 Turbo.
Its key functions and benefits include:
- Improved Exhaust Gas Flow: Performance headers and Maxflo mufflers are designed to reduce restrictions in the exhaust system.
- Enhanced Turbocharger Response: More efficient exhaust routing may support quicker turbocharger response under suitable operating conditions.
- Increased Performance Potential: Fabspeed advertises gains of up to 80 wheel horsepower for its tested package configuration.
- Improved Torque Output: Manufacturer-reported gains reach 130 lb-ft of torque.
- Reduced Exhaust Backpressure: High-flow exhaust components help reduce unnecessary downstream restriction.
- Enhanced Intake Airflow: Dual-conical performance filters support improved airflow into the engine.
- Sharper Throttle Response: The coordinated upgrades are intended to make the engine feel more responsive.
- Sportier Exhaust Sound: Maxflo mufflers produce a deeper, more engaging turbocharged flat-six exhaust note.
- Reduced Vehicle Weight: Fabspeed advertises approximately 25 lb (11.3 kg) of weight savings.
- Durable Stainless Steel Construction: T304 stainless steel provides corrosion resistance and thermal durability.
- Performance Exhaust Appearance: Deluxe X-50 Style Tips enhance the vehicle's rear styling.
- Reusable Air Filters: The dry-style filters can be cleaned and reused according to the manufacturer's instructions.
The Fabspeed STREET Performance Package is primarily a performance upgrade rather than a routine replacement or fault-repair kit.
However, deterioration of the factory exhaust or intake components may prompt owners to investigate replacement options.
1. Corrosion on Exhaust Components
The original exhaust manifolds, mufflers, pipes and mounting hardware are exposed to high temperatures, moisture and environmental contamination.
Severe corrosion can weaken these components and cause leaks.
2. Exhaust Leaks
Cracked manifolds, deteriorated gaskets or damaged pipe connections may allow exhaust gases to escape.
Common symptoms include blowing noises, soot deposits and unusual exhaust smells.
3. Damaged Exhaust Mufflers
Internal deterioration can produce metallic rattling, unwanted vibration or changes in exhaust sound.
4. Restricted Catalytic Converters
Damaged or internally restricted catalytic converters may create excessive exhaust backpressure.
This can affect engine performance and turbocharger operating conditions.
5. Damaged Exhaust Headers
Cracks, distorted flanges or impact damage can compromise the integrity of the original exhaust manifolds.
6. Loose Exhaust Mountings
Worn brackets or corroded fasteners may allow unwanted exhaust movement, vibration or rattling.
7. Unexpected Exhaust Noise
An unusually loud or harsh exhaust note may indicate leakage or component failure rather than normal operation.
8. Dirty or Restricted Air Filter
A heavily contaminated filter can restrict the airflow entering the engine.
9. Damaged Intake Housing
Cracks, broken connections or deteriorated intake components may affect proper airflow and filtration.
10. Loose or Damaged Intake Connections
Air leaks within the intake system may contribute to inconsistent engine operation, depending on their location.
11. Deteriorated Intake Seals
Ageing rubber seals may lose flexibility, potentially allowing unwanted air movement or contamination.
12. Reduced Engine Power
A noticeable loss of performance may be associated with exhaust restrictions, intake faults, boost leaks or other engine problems.
13. Sluggish Turbocharger Response
Reduced boost response may be caused by damaged boost hoses, faulty pressure-control components, turbocharger deterioration or exhaust restriction.
14. Hesitation During Acceleration
Ignition faults, fuel delivery issues, intake leaks or engine management problems can cause hesitation.
15. Engine Management Warning Lights
Stored diagnostic trouble codes may indicate sensor, fuelling, emissions or boost-control issues.
16. Inconsistent Power Delivery
Unexpected changes in performance can indicate underlying mechanical or electronic faults.
Why Replacement Matters:
- Upgrading the intake and exhaust systems of the Porsche 996 Turbo can enhance engine responsiveness, exhaust sound and performance potential.
- The original Porsche 996 Turbo was developed to balance strong acceleration, emissions control, refinement and everyday usability.
- The Fabspeed STREET Performance Package offers a more performance-focused combination of components for owners seeking additional power and a more engaging driving experience.
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