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Fitment depends on the manufacturer. Good-quality carbon parts are made using precise molds and fit very close to OEM. Sometimes minor adjustments are needed during installation—nothing unusual for aftermarket body parts.
Yes. We offer fully tailored titanium exhaust systems to fit your car’s exact specs. Whether you need a custom cat-back, valve setup, or unique tip design, we’ll build it to your needs. Just send us your car’s make, model, year, and performance goals.
Yes. High-quality carbon fiber is very strong and lightweight. It holds up well in daily driving, but like any lightweight material, it can crack if hit hard. For normal use, it’s more durable than fiberglass and much lighter than metal..
All T-Forge products are designed for off-road and track use only unless otherwise stated. Installation of aftermarket exhaust components may alter your vehicle’s emissions and sound levels, and may not comply with local laws or regulations. Customers are responsible for ensuring compliance with all applicable rules before purchase or installation. Professional installation is highly recommended, and T-Forge is not liable for damage, injury, or legal issues arising from improper installation or misuse. Use of these products indicates acceptance of this disclaimer.
Yes. Titanium produces a unique, crisp, high-pitched tone that sounds more exotic and race-inspired compared to factory systems. It’s a favorite among supercar owners for its aggressive note and minimal drone.
If they’re not coated, carbon can fade from sun exposure. Most high-quality carbon parts come with a UV-protective clear coat that keeps them glossy and prevents yellowing. Adding extra clear coat helps them last even longer.
Many of our titanium exhausts are designed for direct bolt-on fitment for specific models like the C8 Z06 or BMW M series. However, custom fabrication may be needed for certain vehicles. Contact us with your car's make, model, and year to confirm compatibility.
A full titanium system can save 20–40 lbs or more compared to steel. That’s a game-changer for throttle response, handling, and acceleration, especially on performance builds.