Unknown Pleasures? Not really. We know every inch of the 944 from front to back and top to bottom. Today, we’ll start at the end and look at the 944 owners’ options for renewing and refreshing the individual exhaust components of every 944. Let’s put some pep in your pipe. Go!

The backbox backstory.

Silencer, muffler, backbox. Whatever you call yours you know exactly what it does and the consequences of it not doing that. If you’re ready to change up, check us out. We have the best brands – including genuine Porsche parts – and fit seven different models of 944. It’s quite a list.

Life’s a gas(ket).

Need an exhaust manifold gasket? Same story: top brands, including Porsche and OE Match, ready to fit every 944 out there. Manifolds and gaskets are the quiet heroes of the Porsche mill – going about vital work, quietly and efficiently, until they don’t. Or need scheduled renewal. It’s not an area for compromise, so don’t do that. There’s no need when you have a list like this.

Support network.

…and when you’re dropping decent money on an exhaust, you want it to stay right where it’s supposed to be. The Porsche owner asks a lot of their exhaust, same as the car’s moving parts, and that’s a lot of vibration. So, if you’re not keeping an eye on the exhaust’s clamps, mounting and brackets, then you may yet be in for a surprise. Prevention beats cure. Check out our range.

Sensors working overtime?

Maybe. Fun fact: The Oxygen Sensor (also known as Lambda Sensor) sits in the exhaust manifold and measures the amount of unburned oxygen in your exhaust. It tells your engine computer to adjust the air/fuel mixture for optimum engine performance and emission control. It’s a key piece. Don’t compromise. Take a look.

Your silencer is golden.

Because when you consider the opposite…not good, is it? DesignTek mufflers, pre-silencers, silencers, rear boxes for Porsche 944 2.5L 87-88 16V, 2.7L 89-91 Manual gearbox, the 3.0L 89-91- basically any car with a M44 engine type 09, 11,.40, or .4. Choose yours.

944 1982-1991