This exhaust fits :
> All the 964
In one fell swoop, this exhaust will replace both the rear transverse muffler and the end muffler, which is situated in the rear right wing of the car along with the tail-pipe. This is the best long-term solution as the Cup pipe and the Swan's neck will make too much noise. In any case, if you only fit one of these elements, the day will come when you will need to replace the other and you will have no other option but to replace both. There are 4 versions of the Cup pipe which gives you a choice of sound from sporty to really dynamic with either single or twin tail-pipes. This version has twin tail-pipes which means that you will need to modify the right hand-side of the rear bumper in order to make room for the second tail-pipe. The twin tail-pipe versions will give a greater sound than the single ones.
Our range also includes the following Cup systems :
> A single tail-pipe, sport version - (Reference : SCA 964 SC1) Best seller
> A single tail-pipe, super sound version - (Reference : SCA 964 SC1 +)
> A twin tail-pipe, super sound version - (Reference 964 SC2 +)
This muffler fits straight onto the catalyser, whether it be the original or our sport version (+17hp).
On average it takes about 2,0 hours to fit, including the time it takes to remove the original exhaust. It will be faster if the exhaust you're removing is in good condition, just as it may take longer if the reverse is true.
You will need a car hoist for the job. The original exhaust is fairly easy to remove.
It is important to respect the maker's tightening torque. If the exhaust fitting is insufficiently or overly tightened you could end up with an air leak. Remember that the bolts must always be tightened progressively across the whole set of bolts....
To ensure that our exhausts are fitted under the best conditions, a mounting kit containing: gaskets, stainless steel bolts, stainless steel lock nuts and high temperature copper grease, as well as the 2 SCART straps, is included with your exhaust. You must however retain the olive-shaped gasket and clamp at the catalyser outlet. You will need to brush these off before repositioning them. We recommend that you use the copper grease on the bolt threads and on the gaskets when fitting.
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Pascal, le 31/07/2024
Bauduin, le 20/12/2022
Romuald R, le 12/03/2021
yvetot, le 14/01/2020
Hello, Unsatisfied with the exhaust on my 964 carrera 4, I initially chose to fit a cup pipe. I liked the sound this combination gave, steady at cruising and a roar at acceleration but not for long. Strong vibrations could be felt both outside and inside the car, which became unbearable, I drive long distances with this car. Having studied the question, it was out of the question to refit an original exhaust, too expensive and I wanted a change. I turned to Martin Scart who, with his natural generosity, explained the why and how several times as I had trouble deciding. I wanted sound but not noise, power but not too much. The choice; a 100 cell catalyser + a reduced sound version of the system cup, to replace all the rest. It was fitted my matchingnumber in Cannes. The result; an engine that runs better, no void when re-accelerating, improved fluidity, an engine that breathes better and that, you can tell straight away as well as the gain in weight. As for the sound, for me, it's perfect, a nice purring when idling, power on acceleration and a very bearable sound at cruising once you've joined the motorway. In short, all's well that ends well, thanks to Martin Scart and your director for your skill and your patience.
DANIEL, le 21/03/2015
Hi, I've been driving with a Scart exhaust for 4 years now, it's just great, the sound, the resiliance, ..and Martin always available. look and listen: goto Youtube, gil964 Porsche 964 RSR Répliqua
timalan, le 12/10/2014
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