Classic 930 Porsche 911 Gets Armytrix Valvetronic Exhaust, Air-Cooled Soundtrack Is Delicious

The developer has recently came up with a complete system that targets the Porsche 911, but we aren’t talking about the current 991 generation here. Instead, the exhaust is destined for the 930-generation of the machine. The younger part of the audience may need to be reminded this incarnation of the Neunelfer was built between 1975 and 1989.

We are talking about an air-cooled turbocharged flat six - this retro motor meets the modern exhaust technology, which consists of a valve-fitted exhaust system. Thus, the driver can choose between two settings at the touch of a button.

The difference between the two settings of the Armytrix system

One might wonder how much of a difference the valves makes. Well, the video below shows us just that, with the clip including revving sessions with the valves closed and open. Sure, acceleration scenes would’ve been much sweeter, but we can work with what we have here.

How about a mix between such an exhaust and a Rauh-Welt Begriff body kit?

Such a development only makes us think of Rauh-Welt Begriff, the insane Japanese tuners who installs instantly recognisable body kits on retro 911s.

You can spot one from quite a distance, as riveted-on fenders are mixed with rear wings that can reach a gigantic size. This means such an exhaust would only complement an RWB Porsche, transforming the whole project into an entirely extrovert machine.

We'll stop explaining their kits now and offer you one of their latest developments as an example. Porsche friends will giggle at the sight of the Pink Pig refference.