Top 5 Upgrades For Porsche Sports Cars

There are certain things you can and you cannot do to a Porsche, but we found the five most common modifications

Some of the modern Porsche models are a bit too muffled, which is why modifying the exhaust is a common thing to do

This is especially true for the 991 and 992 Turbo models and some other models featuring particulate filters

Better exhaust flow, more power, and an epic soundtrack is why exhaust upgrades are so popular

ECU tunes are a great way to up the power of your Porsche, especially if it is already turbocharged

In some cases, the gains in output are 20 percent or more. Software mods best work with exhaust and intake modifications

Headlight mods are particularly popular among 996 owners due to the controversial form

Tinting the taillights of a 996, especially if it has the center strip, achieves 993-like aesthetics

Forced induction is surprisingly popular among owners of 911 Carrera models that are normally-aspirated from factory

Companies like VF engineering and RUF develop special kits for normally-aspirated cars that greatly increase performance

Comprehensive conversions typically accompany the forced induction with chassis and aesthetic upgrades like on the RUF Kompressor

Porsche's rich heritage has given us classic design cues that have become a staple in the Porsche communuty

The Fuchs-style wheels and ducktail spoilers are particularly common mods on modern Porsche 911s

Racing liveries like this Gulf theme have become so popular that Porsche is offering it and its colors through a special program

Porsche will even sell you a car cover with a classic Martini livery

This special-edition Porsche 991 Martini Racing was limited to 80 units

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