John@Fabspeed

Fabspeed debut of the new Cayenne S and TT 2011+ 2ndary Catbypass Pipes are in stock and ready for shipping.

• All Cayenne S and TT cars 2011+
• +15HP and more Torque and throttle response on the V8 platform.
• High Quality T304SS C.N.C. Mandrel bent tubing for maximum flow and power with least restriction.
• 2ndarary Catbypass Pipes give major gains in power and give the car a Sportier & throaty sound.
• Easy and simple direct bolt on installation. WURTH Hardware supplied with all systems.
• No check Engine Light
• Complies with emission and warranty
• Tips and Mufflers are available also for the new 2011+ Twin Turbo Model. Check www.fabspeed.com/cayenne.html for Pricing, Videos and more information.

Members receive $50 OFF retail. Group Buys are welcome
Pricing can be found here: http://www.fabspeed.com/cayenne.html

PM me or Call me with any questions or to place an order. 215-646-4945
All parts are in stock and ready to ship. We ship internationally as well

2011+ Cayenne Twin Turbo Catbypass Pipes



2011+ Cayenne S Catbypass Pipes

Aperture776

Looks great! Any chance of a dyno and video anytime soon? I would be in for a group buy.

rijowysock

any V6's come in the shop to check fitment?

the V8 and V6 share the same part number for the PSE.. so i would assume the cat back would be the same?

John@Fabspeed

Hey Apertaure, thanks for the feedback and yes group buys are welcome if we can get a few buyers in it. We don't have Videos or Dyno results yet but we are waiting for vehicle to come in and have it all done. Here is a video of a 2011 Cayenne Turbo that Sonnen Porsche just did for a customer with the Cat-bypass pipes and our new Maxflo mufflers with tips. It sounds really deep and aggressive from the video, and the dealer and customer loved it. Let me know what you would like to do.

Cayenne TT Exhaust Package Video: http://www.youtube.com/user/TheSONNE.../0/zouDc_Vss0w

Hey rijowysock, we haven't seen the V6 yet but we will sometime soon, just have to wait for someone to come in or mail us his stock 2nary catalytic converters. PM me if your interested in doing that and I will take care of you on the new pipes.
thanks,

jrams31

I am interested. 2011 CTT

John@Fabspeed

Thanks jrams, PM Sent. You can also give me a call directly at 215-646-4945.
thanks,

jrams31

Hey Alex... NO PM received. Can you confirm that your Catbypass does not void warranty and will pass emmissions test? Thanks!

John@Fabspeed

Hi, it will not affect the warranty or emissions in any way since they are just 2ndary catalytic converters which are unnecessary. We spoke right when I was about to send it so i just held off.
thanks,

nedino

Alex, I am interested in the bypass pipes ('11 Cayenne S). How close is the sound to PSE? Thanks.

John@Fabspeed

Hey Nedino, the catbypass pipes will wake the car up in power and also make a deeper and more sporty exhaust sound. I haven't heard the PSE on the cayenne but I know how and what they do, so the bypass pipes will sound better and make more of an improvement without affecting emissions or anything else. PM me if you have any questions or if you are interested.
thanks,

dbtk

Interested in 2011 CTT bypass. Please PM or email.

nedino

Anyone already install these on a '11 Cayenne S? Comments on sound/fitment/installation are much appreciated.

scott40

+1

nedino

I pulled the trigger on the bypass pipes from Fabspeed - per FedEx tracking I should be getting them today (Feb. 25) but more likely tomorrow. I asked my dealer for an estimate on installation and they quoted 2 labor hours @ $140 for a total of $280. I think I will do the install myself. The dealer also noted that the bypass pipes would "void certain parts of your emissions warranty”.

I will provide more updates on the install and impressions (likely sound clips) on OEM vs. Fabspeed sound.

I am not affiliated with Fabspeed in any way.

Mike in CA

Apparently one source is providing incorrect information. So Porsche is installing secondary catalytic converters that serve no function? Seems odd that they would go to the trouble and expense of installing parts on the car that don't do anything. Can someone explain this to me please?