Tubi

Tubi for Porsche

Just 30 years ago, we were a small artisan workshop but now we’re grown into one of the leading companies in the sector. Tubi Style has evolved with the market and with its clients to guarantee it consistently offers the perfect product for every style and sound requirement. Every Tubi Style product is the culmination of 30 years of triumphs in the world of racing. On a dynamic market focused on downsizing and hybrid integration, we continue to offer exactly what you want for your Porsche… more sound, more power, more emotion.

Choosing the Right Fit for Your Porsche

Where Tubi is listed for Porsche, use the supplied model coverage and OE references to confirm suitability. Check details that commonly affect fitment such as model year, side/position, and connector type where relevant.

• Typical reasons to choose Tubi on a Porsche include upgrading exhaust tone, improving perceived quality, and replacing tired factory systems with a premium-sounding alternative.
• Common real-world issues around exhaust upgrades include rattles, leaks at joints, and drone depending on configuration, plus seized clamps or bolts on older cars.
• Watch for symptoms such as exhaust smells, soot marks at joints, rattles, or excessive noise, as these can indicate leaks, failed baffles, or misaligned tips.
• Practical tip: renew mounts, clamps, and gaskets when fitting exhaust parts, and re-torque fixings after a few heat cycles to reduce the risk of leaks or movement.
• Before purchase, consider how loud you want the car to be, whether you need valves or resonators to control drone, and any emissions or MOT requirements.
• Remapping is not normally required for cat-back systems alone, but check product details and tuning plans if you are changing catalysts or headers.

Browse by Category

If you already know the area you are working on, start with the category and then filter by Porsche model. Where real-world symptoms and typical reasons to replace are provided, use them to keep the wording grounded.

Exhausts — Exhaust systems are typically changed to remedy corrosion, leaks, or a dull exhaust note, or to fine-tune sound and flow. For Porsche applications this can range from subtle stainless replacements to motorsport-grade systems, so always match the design to how the car is used and any emissions requirements.

Sport Silencers / Mufflers — Sport silencers are about adding character and reducing restriction compared with standard boxes, while keeping everyday refinement usable. On Porsche models they are often chosen to achieve a deeper, more engaging tone with controlled drone for road and touring use.

Switchable Silencers / Mufflers — Switchable silencers use internal valves to offer quiet and sport modes, letting a Porsche run discreetly in traffic yet open up its sound on demand. They suit owners who need flexibility for long journeys, neighbourhood noise limits, or track-day rules.

All Silencers / Mufflers — This category lets you compare standard, sport, and switchable layouts in one place, which is useful if you are still identifying what is on your Porsche. The right choice depends on corrosion levels, desired volume, and whether you prioritise comfort, character, or full flexibility.

Tubi Exhaust — Tubi exhaust systems for Porsche are chosen mainly for their distinctive Italian tone and high-quality stainless construction. They are aimed at owners who want a sharper, more emotional sound and improved aesthetics, with the exact system selected to suit the specific Porsche variant and desired volume level.

Explore Tubi at Design911

View the current Tubi range for Porsche at Design911, then filter by model and category to narrow down to the right parts.