McLaren once said they will never make electric vehicle, but when the 765LT launched, it seems like the British manufacturer is ready to compete with other rivalries. The 765LT is one of the most powerful production cars ever, enthusiasts are charmed by its powerful V8 and modern design with technology. More 765LT aftermarket modifications came out, we can be sure there are plenty amazing works will show up in the future.
Fi EXHAUST, a popular exhaust brand in American and European market from Taiwan, also develop a straight pipe downpipe for the 765LT. Modified by Silicon Valley Garage, a professional car shop located in California. Through the software from ECU Tuning Group with the downpipe, they were able to upgrade the 765 LT to a 900-horsepower long tail beast.
McLaren 765LT has a unique centered quad tips that output flames, though we only have short clip for it, you know there are much more to come. Fi EXHAUST indicated that the OEM exhaust system from McLaren is made of titanium for weight reduction, and the pipe route design is also quite on point. Only the downpipe section has the room for an upgrade, Fi will develop titanium version for it soon. Elevating the 765LT that outputs the pure joy of driving, now it is a super car among other greats.
Today we have a stock G82 M4 here, we’d like to show you how is the stock valved exhaust system functioning. Then, we will install Fi version of catback, the end section of exhaust where the valves are located. And we will show you the clip of this M4 installed with Fi catback with stock exhaust button and Fi catback with Fi PRO remote control system. The difference can easily be felt.
R A C E C A R should sound like a racecar no matter what, even you read it backwards. The new catless headers with our very own valvetronic performance catback will set both you and your GT3 to a world that haven’t been explored before.
When was the first time you got fascinated by JDM? Was it when reading about it in magazines like Option or Top Gear? Or perhaps catching a JDM bug when immersed in a game or comic universe like the manga racing series Initial D? Or does anyone still remember the classic "Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift"? Whatever your initial exposure to JDM, I believe everyone had a wonderful and exciting time.