All my previous Porsches have been in the more performance types (Boxster, Cayman, 911) and I'm new to the Panamera. It was pretty easy to find a good exhaust for the 2 seaters, but I'm struggling to find one for the 970.2. Does anyone have any good suggestions that don't cost ridiculous £££?
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What's the best cat back exhaust for a 970.2 e-hybrid?
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Greenman986S
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What's wrong with the OEM exhaust?
And what do you want from a new one?
More pollutants?
And what do you want from a new one?
More pollutants?
What have you been quoted for the OEM unit? Don't forget that as a PCGB member, Official Porsche Centres generally offer a parts discount.
As Greenman986S says, what it it you are after over and above OEM? I, for example, run a titanium Akrapovic system on mine were I wanted to address the increased noise suppression of the Euro 7 standards. Euro 7 standards (including updated provisions on vehicle noise limits and emissions) are not yet officially in force in the UK, but they are scheduled to begin aligning with the EU rollout for new vehicle's starting in November this year.
As Greenman986S says, what it it you are after over and above OEM? I, for example, run a titanium Akrapovic system on mine were I wanted to address the increased noise suppression of the Euro 7 standards. Euro 7 standards (including updated provisions on vehicle noise limits and emissions) are not yet officially in force in the UK, but they are scheduled to begin aligning with the EU rollout for new vehicle's starting in November this year.
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