Are you looking for an easy way to spruce up the look and performance of your
Boxster/Cayman
for the New Year?
Our
Porsche Boxster/Cayman
X-Pipes with Carbon Fiber Dual Tips is a cost effective upgrade that truly adds power and a much better look than the stock OEM
Porsche
muffler tips.
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Our X Pipe system replaces either the OEM Porsche H-Pipe, which flows very poorly, or the OEM Porsche single pipe on the original 987.1, which flows even worse.
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Its obvious that Porsche had a budget for the 987.1 exhaust, but that’s ok, we have a great solution to remedy the OEM tip blues.
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These exhaust tips for the Boxster/Cayman are a quick bolt-on option for upgrading the look of the already aggressive rear-end. Available in polished or carbon fiber finishes, these exhaust tips are the extra flair that will set your Porsche apart. The dual 3.5" outlets are constructed from high quality T304L stainless steel which increase exhaust flow and smooths out exhaust pulses, giving your Porsche more documented power.
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It is not often an installation this simple can add a significant increase in power and look.
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You can order directly from the Website or Private message.
With
Fabspeed
's holiday sale, I bought the Carbon X-Pipe, to compliment my member-sourced new-to-me FVD Brombacher cat-back.
I will be very excited to get it all connected up.
I've had their black chrome X-pipe on my
2016 Cayman
for two years. Looks great, easy to clean, is lighter and sounds meaner than stock.
What's not to like, especially when it's on sale! :drivingskid:
You indicate the X-Pipe to be a relatively simple mod but I'm reading where folks are struggling to separate the mufflers enough to remove the factory unit and install the modified X-Pipe. Do you have suggestions as to a method to do this? I'm not overly excited about this mod if it's going to be difficult. Thanks.
Use Irwin quick grips to spread the mufflers after loosening up the straps and removing them. After some struggle, it turned out to be 10 mins job... There is a thread where I posted my installation experience..