Fabspeed Porsche 970 Panamera S Resonator Bypass X-Pipe (2010-2013)

Fabspeed Porsche 970 Panamera S Resonator Bypass X-Pipe (2010-2013)

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M251S

$1141.97

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Fabspeed Porsche 970 Panamera S Resonator Bypass X-Pipe (2010-2013)SKU: POR. 970S. XP Fabspeed Porsche 970 Panamera S Resonator Bypass X Pipe (2010 2013) Replace the heavy restrictive mid pipe resonator on your Porsche Panamera S with this free flowing X Pipe designed for 2010 2013 models with 4. 8L V8 engine. It improves exhaust flow for gains in power across the RPM range and transforms the exhaust into a higher pitched aggressive V8 race note. Bolt on installation delivers noticeable performance without check

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012