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Valvetronic Mclaren P1 Sport Exhaust System

Valvetronic Mclaren P1 Sport Exhaust System

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Configuration

McLaren P1 – Full Titanium Exhaust System

T304 Stainless Steel – P1 GTR-Inspired Looks

Overview
The McLaren P1 is one of the most important hypercars ever made, but its twin-turbo V8 lacked the engagement of its hybrid rivals. Valvetronic Designs was commissioned to change that, creating a bespoke full exhaust system inspired by the P1 GTR. With custom tips and oversized piping, this system matches the P1’s performance pedigree with sound and presence to match.

Sound & Control

  • Unrestricted Layout: Aggressive, visceral tone with no compromise.

  • P1 GTR-Inspired Tips: inspired by the famous McLaren P1 GTR

Performance Engineering

  • 3.5" free-flow front pipes and 3.0" rear section.

  • Dramatic weight savings and enhanced resonance.

Fitment
2014–2015 McLaren P1

Features

  • P1 GTR-style exhaust tips

  • 3.5" front + 3.0" rear piping

  • One-off design for P1 platform

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