Many classic Porsche car fans have reasons to believe that naturally aspirated engines sound much nicer than turbocharged ones. The same applies to the latest 992-gen Porsche 911 Carrera, for which Kline Innovation has an upgrade in stock now.
The tuner swaps out the stock exhaust system and puts one made of Inconel in its place. Inconel is an expensive alloy actively used in Formula One racing. The piece meant to be installed on the Carrera is X-shaped and comes with active valves for precise sound control, as well as optional HJS catalytic converters.
Should you forego the catalysts, the sports car will gain around 40 PS (39 hp / 29 kW) and 55 Nm (41 lb-ft) from this upgrade alone. A simple chip tuning will add another 80 PS (79 hp / 59 kW).