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Capristo Exhaust Systems are engineered and manufactured exclusively at our factory in Sundern, Germany, utilizing advanced 3D laser-scanning, CAD design, digital prototyping, and CNC-bending/milling.
Technical Highlights:
- 100% Made in Sundern, Germany
- Highest Grade T309 (1.4828) Stainless Steel; similar resonance properties to Inconel, notably used in F1
- Proprietary Valves Manufactured by Capristo
- Patented Reinforced Design to Eliminate Resonance
- Manually TIG Welded by Capristo Craftsmen
- Hand Polished to a Mirror Finish Post-Weld
- Fits both 2.7 and 5.2 MoTronic
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By drastically reducing backpressure, the engine breathes with improved efficiency resulting in a performance increase of ~38 bhp.
Ferrari 355 x Capristo: The Icon
The exhaust system that put Capristo on the map. The Capristo exhaust for the Ferrari F355 is globally regarded as the definitive exhaust system for this mid-engine icon. This system is engineered not only for acoustic perfection, but also to resolve the critical heat-retention issues inherent in the factory Ferrari setup. The Capristo 355 system is still a state-of-the-art design eliminating the inherent design flaws of the factory system, and the only option for the perfect sound for the Ferrari 355. Lighter with better heat dissipation, the Capristo 355 exhaust offers optimized performance (better torque and throttle response) while achieving the iconic Capristo 355 F1 sound.
Featuring double-skinned construction and superior flow capabilities, the Capristo system retains significantly less heat than the factory unit. This protects the engine bay and helps prevent the notorious "header failure" associated with original F355 exhausts. Capristo’s patented design utilizes two separate circuits for the exhaust paths. When the bypass valve is open, gases flow directly to the inner tailpipes, while the outer pipes draw in fresh, cold air to cool the system. This significantly reduces thermal stress on the engine and prevents the notorious F355 header failure.
