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The exhaust is the main outlet for
garbage waste (gas) from your engine after it has burnt up the
gasoline. The exhaust system includes these main parts:
-
Headers
- Cat Converter
- Mid Pipe
- Rear Section
- Mufflers
The
headers are the
pipes leading to the underbody exhaust system directly from the
engine. Replacing these with an aftermarket set of headers will
greatly increase airflow and horsepower, as well as sound.
The
cat converter is a
small pipe, in which temperatures get so hot, it will help convert
the exhaust gas into a more environmentally safe fume and reduce
the smell of gasoline.
The mid pipe is the pipe after the
cat converter. If you combined the mid pipe and rear section, you
would have a cat back exhaust (everything from the cat
converter to the back.)
The
rear section is the
pipe after the mid pipe that leads to the muffler
The muffler
is the part of the exhaust system, the final part, that will
decide how the finished sound of the exhaust system will be. By
replacing your stock muffler with an aftermarket one, you will be
able to increase horsepower and give your exhaust that aggressive
racing sound. |
