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Cobra Sport Toyota GR Yaris 1.6 Venom GPF Back Rear Box Delete Race Performance Exhaust

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Cobra Sport Toyota GR Yaris 1.6 Venom GPF Back Rear Box Delete Race Performance ExhaustNote This product is designed without a silencer and will be loud. Cobra Sport performance exhausts enhance the sound, looks and quality of your vehicle giving you the ultimate driving experience. Our sports exhausts range is fully guaranteed to give you assurance of our quality. This Toyota GR Yaris performance exhaust is made in 3" 76. 2mm pipework and fits from the Gasoline Particulate Filter section backwards (GPF back) replacing the centre and

Note-This product is designed without a silencer and will be loud.

Cobra Sport performance exhausts enhance the sound, looks and quality of your vehicle giving you the ultimate driving experience. Our sports exhausts range is fully guaranteed to give you assurance of our quality.

This Toyota GR Yaris performance exhaust is made in 3"/76.2mm pipework and fits from the Gasoline Particulate Filter section backwards (GPF-back) replacing the centre and rear sections.

This exhaust offers improvement in terms of exhaust tone, bass and sound level whilst keeping the stock catalyst and GPF in place. This exhaust system has been designed to be easily upgradable to a full turbo-back exhaust in the future by purchasing additional sections.

This exhaust has a choice of 4" (101.6mm) and 4.5" (114.5mm) tailpipe options including a choice of carbon fibre tip options.

GPF Back with Box Delete Test Results:

Sound (Resonated) - Engine at Idle: 77.1dB (+20.1dB) - Static 4,000rpm test: 96.1dB (+21.4dB)

Weight (Non-Resonated) - 6.15kg (-5.6kg)

All relevant fittings and gaskets are supplied.

Press Release

The Toyota GR Yaris has really hit the spot with enthusiast drivers the world over. So that the car has the firepower to match its looks, Toyota created the thrilling G16E-GTS 1.6 litre turbocharged engine. The GR Yaris is however shipped from the factory with a muted exhaust sound leading to a very disappointing driving experience. For those looking to awaken the sound and unlock the performance of their vehicle, Cobra Sport has the solution with their newly released performance exhaust range.

Cobra Sport opted for 3in/76.2mm stainless steel pipework for the biggest upgrade in terms of performance, flow rate and sound levels. The free-flowing precision TIG-welded Cobra Sport exhaust setups completely transform the vehicle and opens up the tuning possibilities of the Toyota GR Yaris.

For those who want to significantly improve sound levels but keep the GPF and standard catalyst in place, Cobra Sport offers their unique ‘Venom’ range. This GPF back exhaust setup removes the rear silencer to offer the biggest sound increase whilst keeping a sporty exhaust tone (+21.4dB in Venom GPF back configuration). The Cobra Sport team were also able to reduce the weight of this setup by an impressive 33% over the OEM system.

The GR Yaris offers huge tuning potential and Cobra Sport have developed a full turbo back setup for those looking to maximise the potential of their car. The turbo back system has been designed with a 4.5 in/114.3mm 200 cell high flow sports catalyst and is true 3in/76.2mm pipework throughout with no pinch points or reductions. After extensive flow modelling, the decision was made to include a section of 4in/101.6mm pipework from the turbo flange to maximise flow rates directly from the turbo, further aiding tuning potential. A full de-cat setup is also available, which delivers even greater increases in power, torque and sound, for those who demand the ultimate in performance (for track use only).

Cobra Sport have improved the styling of the Toyota GR Yaris creating a noticeably enhanced and balanced look to the rear of the GR Yaris with a choice of dual 4in/101.6mm and 4.5in/114.3mm slash cut highly polished stainless-steel tailpipes. For those looking to take the style upgrade a stage further, upgraded carbon fibre tailpipes are available.

With over 25 years in the performance exhaust industry, each Cobra Sport exhaust system is designed, manufactured and tested in Sheffield, the heart of the UK steel industry. Cobra Sport utilise TIG-welding techniques to ensure a flawless finish and quality that you can rely on.

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