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Improve your vehicle's performance, appearance and sound with a Magnaflow exhaust system. Magnaflow's quality construction and lifetime warranty give you a durable product that not only helps your vehicle run better but also makes it look and sound great! Utilize a full cat-back exhaust system, or simply upgrade your vehicle's exhaust system with mandrel-bent, stainless steel tubing and maximize your vehicle's towing power. Whether you're looking for that deep, throaty growl or just looking to replace a failing system, we offer a system to meet your needs.

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Exhaust Systems Videos

MagnaFlow Exhaust Installation - 2003 Ford F-250 Super Duty

Today on this 2003 Ford F250, were going to install part number mf16926 from Magnaflow. Our first step to install is to go ahead and remove the rock guard for transfer case. Since this is a four-wheel drive vehicle, we have to remove it. This will be reinstalled after were done. Were also going to remove the passengers side stabilizer link. Thats just going to give us some extra room to work around when we install the new system.


MagnaFlow Exhaust Installation - 2008 Ford F-150

Today on our 2008 Ford F150 well be installing the Magnaflow turndown cap back exhaust system, part number MF17106. Before we can begin installing our new exhaust system well need to remove the old or manufacturers exhaust system first. For this application well be removing the muffler and tailpipe. To make it easier to remove the muffler and tailpipe it will first be easier to go ahead and remove the rubber isolators. There are total of three for this system, one just behind the rear axle, one just forward of the rear axle and one just forward of the muffler. Before we remove our hangers well go ahead and loosen up the clamp, securing the muffler exhaust pipe through the forward exhaust pipe.


MagnaFlow Exhaust Installation - 2002 Ford F-350 Super Duty

Install-exhaust-2002-ford-f350-mf15979 Today, were working on the 2002 Ford F350 Super Duty. Were going to install the MagnaFlow performance exhaust part number MF15979. Before we can install our new exhaust we have to remove the old exhaust, so Im going to take a little spray lubricant, spray each one of the rubber hangers, make it a little easier to remove and reinstall later. We also see there some exhaust clamps that were going to need to be removed. Were going to thoroughly spay these down with some penetrating oil to make it a little easier to break them free and get them loose. Alright start removing the exhaust; were going to come up here to the turbo underneath the hood.


MagnaFlow Exhaust Installation - 2005 Chevy Silverado 3500

Alright, today on this 2005 Chevy Silverado 3500 diesel we are going to install part number MF17931 from MagnaFlow. The first thing we are going to do is remove the bolts for the flange right here. I am going to spray them down with some lubricant first. And this is where the exhaust will begin. We will leave one nut on there to hold everything together until we are ready to completely take the exhaust down. Alright, now we will move on to the rubber hangers. And we will go ahead and apply some lubricant to them as well to help remove them. 1:00


MagnaFlow Exhaust Installation - 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix GXP

Today on this 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix GXP we are going to install part number MF16726 from MagnaFlow. The first thing you do is get underneath the vehicle and we will spray down the bolts that are on the exhaust with some penetrant and that should hopefully loosen them up. When a car is a few years, these fasteners will be rusted pretty well so you may end up breaking them. So be prepared to just replace the fasteners. Now we are going to leave this nut partially on for now because we need to hold it up while we disassemble the rest of the exhaust. So we will move on down towards the back of the vehicle and we will add a strap to help hold up the exhaust while we remove the rubber isolators. Ok, we are going to spray down the rubber isolators with some penetrant and go ahead and remove them. It looks like we have them all done on the passenger side. Now we will move over to the driver side and remove those. 1:00


MagnaFlow Exhaust Installation - 2007 Ford F-150

Today on a 2007 Ford F-150 we will be installing a MagnaFlow performance exhaust, part number MF16523. Our first procedure is going to be soaking down our clamp and hardware. I highly recommend that you soak this down several times and let it sit for at least 30 minutes before trying to break this nut loose. These bolts tend to become extremely rusted and very difficult to remove. As you can see, we have already gotten this nut broken loose. This clamp is loose but, if it becomes difficult to back off, I recommend that you work the nut back and forth, on and off, breaking free the rust that has built up in the threads of the clamp. After giving it a few taps with the hammer, you will notice that the clamp came loose and broke the rust free. Now that my clamp is loose, I just want to spread it open a little bit to make it easier to remove the exhaust pipe. 0:58


MagnaFlow Exhaust Installation - 2005 GMC Sierra

Alright, today on this 2005 GMC Sierra we are going to install part number MF15841. Alright the first thing we need to do is go ahead and start getting the truck ready to install the exhaust. What we did is removed the spare tire. You do not have to do that but it makes things a lot easier to get to. It makes everything easier to see as well. Now we also have to remove the exhaust. So what we are going to do first off is go ahead and start removing the rubber hangers from the exhaust and also the bolts that connect the exhaust to the catalytic converter up front. So we are going to loosen these up first. That way, it puts less stress on the pipes up front when we disconnect the exhaust. Now you want to spray these down really go with a type of penetrant so you do not break the bolts. OK, we have that one loose. 1:05


MagnaFlow Exhaust Installation - 2001 Ford Ranger

Today on this 2001 Ford Ranger we are going to install part number MF15679 from MagnaFlow. The first thing we are going to do to get ready is go ahead and move the spare tire. You do not have to do that but it makes things a lot easier to get to and see. The next thing we are going to do is spray down the bolts going towards the catalytic converter. Let it sit for awhile and we will go ahead and loosen them up. And also, you will notice, this is not the original factory connection going to the catalytic converter too. This is actually another aftermarket exhaust. We will leave that set for now. Now we will go back to the rest of the exhaust and remove all of the rubber hangers. Just spray them down with some lubricant also and pull them apart. Alright, we will just push it to one side and pull it out. And then we will pull out the other side. You should be able to pull it all out as one piece. 0:56


MagnaFlow Exhaust Installation - 2007 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500

Today on this 2007 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 we are going to be installing Magnaflow Exhaust system part number MF16674. The Magnaflow exhaust system is going to allow us to replace our factory exhaust from just rearward catalytic converters all the way to the exhaust tips. First thing we are going to need to do is remove the stock system.


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Exhaust Systems Questions and Answers

  • Will the aFe Mach Force XP Cat-Back # AFE49-46001 Increase Gas Mileage
  • When you reduce back pressure by going to a free flowing exhaust on a vehicle the gas mileage will increase because the efficiency of the engine increases also. Most likely you would see a slight increase in gas mileage, but honestly that will depend a lot on your driving habits. Light acceleration and light braking will get you better gas mileage than hard acceleration and late, hard braking when it is time to slow down.
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  • Is Welding Required to Install MagnaFlow Cat-Back Exhaust System 16869 on a 2010 Dodge Ram
  • The installation of MagnaFlow exhaust system # MF16869 does not require any welding. The new parts are all held together with clamps. I have included a link to the installation instructions for you to view.
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  • Exhaust System for a 2007 Toyota Tacoma TRD Access Cab Long Bed
  • We do have exhaust systems for your 2007 Toyota Tacoma TRD including MagnaFlow kit # MF17115. The aFe Mach Force XP system, # AFE49-46001, is also listed as a fit for all configurations of the 2007 Toyota Tacoma with the 4.0 liter engine. To determine if it will fit if you were to add skid shields you will need to look at your current exhaust configuration and the instructions I have linked to determine if there will be interference.
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  • How do the Exhaust Hangers of the Magnaflow Catback System # MF15815 for a 1964 Ford Mustang Install
  • In some applications there will have to be some modifications to get the exhaust hangers to work. Since you have a different style hanger you will need to remove them or work around them and install the hangers that come with this kit. The hanger bracket should have holes it that will allow you to attach it to the body or frame of your vehicle. If not, then you could drill holes through the brackets or have them welded in. Check out step 2 of the installation instructions that I attached a
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  • Diameter of Tubing on MagnaFlow Pro Stainless Steel Turbo-Back Exhaust System MF17979
  • I checked with MagnaFlow to confirm the pipe diameter. The # MF17979 turbo-back exhaust kit features 4 inch diameter tubing only, from the turbo to the tail pipe. This kit is custom fit for your 2001 Ford Super Duty truck as long as it is either a CrewCab or SuperCab model with a long bed and the V8 7.3L diesel engine. View the installation instructions for this kit at the included link.
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  • MagnaFlow Cat-Back Exhaust System for 2003 Nissan Altima
  • The MagnaFlow Performance Exhaust Kit you mentioned, part # MF16683 is custom designed to fit your 2003 Nissan Altima as long as it has the 2.5L engine. If you have the 3.5L engine, use part # MF16682. Because these are custom kits, no bending or welding will be required to complete the installation. To see the installation instructions for either kit, you can click on the provided links.
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  • Rear Exit Exhaust Pipes for a 1999 Doge Durango
  • The exhaust systems that we have for the 1999 Doge Durango, see link, follow the same path as the factory exhaust which does happen to be rear exit with a single pipe. To make any additional modifications you would need to take the vehicle to a muffler shop or a place that does customization on vehicles. If you are looking just for exhaust tips then we have several options available. I have included a link to the exhaust tip main page for you.
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  • Will the MagnaFlow Cat-Back Exhaust System Install on a 1966 Ford Mustang Convertible
  • I spoke with my contact at Magnaflow and he told me that the Cat-Back Exhaust System, # MF15815, will fit the convertible model of the 1966 Ford Mustang with the 4.7L V8, but a slight modification will be necessary for the installation. The convertible models have an extra support bracket in the rear that may contact the exhaust pipes or muffler. When installing this system on a convertible model, you will need to install a spacer between the support bracket and the exhaust system to prevent
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  • What Kind of Sound Will a MagnaFlow Cat-Back Exhaust System Have on a Dodge Neon
  • MagnaFlow describes the sound of cat-back exhaust system # MF15801 as smooth with a deep tone. It is not gravely sounding but more mellow than a resonator type of system that you hear on a lot of import cars. I have included a link to the installation details for you.
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  • Will the MagnaFlow Turndown Cat-Back Exhaust System Install on a Stock 2011 GMC Sierra 1500
  • You can install the MagnaFlow Turndown Cat-Back Exhaust System, # MF17101, on your stock 2011 GMC Sierra 1500 without lowering or lifting the vehicle body or suspension. This exhaust system was designed to fit the following engine sizes for the 2011 GMC Sierra 1500: V6 4.3L Regular Cab V8 4.8L Regular Cab V8 5.3L Regular Cab One thing you should keep in mind is that this exhaust system was designed for off road use only and should not be used when on public roads or highways. If you hav
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  • Will the Magnaflow Cat-Back System for the 2005 Nissan Titan Exceed 95 Decibels
  • I spoke with my contact at MagnaFlow and he informed me that all of their cat-back systems are designed to be under the 95 decibel rating that is mandated. He could not give me an exact figure, but you should be fine. He did say also that all of their systems are tested on stock vehicles where the only thing that is changed is the installation of the cat-back system. So if you install headers, intake or an offroad y-pipe you could exceed this.
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  • MagnaFlow Cat-Back Exhaust for a 2005 Pontiac Grand Prix
  • If your 2005 Pontiac Grand Prix has the dual exhaust and the 5.3 liter V8 engine then the MagnaFlow cat-back exhaust # MF16726 will fit. Take a look at the video I have included that shows a typical installation. That is actually my car in the video. If your Grand Prix has any other engine or exhaust configuration this kit will not fit.
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  • Will Installation of MagnaFlow Exhaust # MF16911 on 2008 GMC Sierra Cause Engine Light To Come On
  • When installing the MagnaFlow Exhaust System, part # MF16911, on your 2008 GMC Sierra 2500/3500 V8 6.6L, the first step is to disconnect the vehicles battery before removal of the OEM exhaust. This will allow the computer to reset itself with the new system, and keep the engine light from coming on. It will also help prevent electrical accidents. I am including a link to the installation instructions on the MagnaFlow exhaust that will help you with the installation of the exhaust system.
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  • Comparison Between Borla and Magnaflow Exhaust Tone for a 1991 Mazda Miata
  • Typically, Magnaflow and Borla will sound very similar with Borla systems usually being a little bit louder. But really the best way to compare is to look up video clips of both systems on your vehicle on youtube and go with the one that you like better. Also, since I am not sure which Borla system you are referring to it is pretty hard for me to speculate on how differently they would sound.
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  • What is the Shipping Weight of the MagnaFlow Exhaust System for a Lincoln LS V6 3.0L Engine
  • The shipping weight of the MagnaFlow exhaust system, # MF15710, is 75 pounds. I have also included a link to the installation instructions for you to view.
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  • What is the Sound Like on the Magnaflow Cat-Back Exhaust for a 2003 Lincoln Navigator
  • Magnaflow describes the cat back exhaust # MF15872 as a smooth, deep tone. I had some installed on my car, see video link, and I would say that it is an accurate description. There really is no comparison between Magnaflow and Flowmaster. Magnaflow is superior in quality and sound. I spoke with a mechanic who has worked on cars with both systems and he greatly prefers the Magnaflow. The new exhaust will be louder than stock exhaust, but it will not be obnoxiously loud. Magnaflow system # M
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  • Typical Horsepower Gains for a Magnaflow Catback System on a 2001 Silverado 5.3 L
  • Typically, when you go to a less-restrictive cat-back exhaust system you gain anywhere from 10-20 horsepower. But every vehicle will respond differently. The gain in power will be the greatest in the higher RPMs.
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  • Does the Battery have to be Disconnected to Install MagnaFlow Exhaust # MF16500
  • You will want to disconnect the negative battery cable so that after you have the new exhaust installed, the computer can recognize the new part and calibrate itself as needed. You may end up having error messages and the vehicle may not run correctly if you do not disconnect the negative battery cable before installing the new exhaust. After installation, reattach the negative cable and start the car like you normally would. You may have to re-program the clock and radio stations but that su
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  • How Does the MagnaFlow Exhaust Attach to a 2002 Toyota Tundra
  • The instructions for the MagnaFlow exhaust, # MF15809, which I have linked for you, state that you will need to use the OEM clamps to secure the new exhaust to the 2002 Toyota Tundra. If that clamp gets damaged, you will need to get replacement. Since the new exhaust is stainless steel, you get the benefit of having superior corrosion resistance but you will not be able to weld it on. If at all possible, leave the pipe the clamps is attached to intact. If you end up damaging that pipe, if it
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  • What are the Power and MPG Increases for the MagnaFlow Cat-Back Exhaust on a 2010 Dodge Nitro
  • I spoke with my contact at MagnaFlow and the Stainless Steel Cat-Back Exhaust System, # MF16702, will give you a 10 percent increase in horsepower and torque. For your 2010 Dodge Nitro 4.0L you will be looking at a 9 to 15 horsepower increase and an additional 14 ft lbs of torque. He also told me that they do not measure the level of fuel efficiency for their exhaust systems. Fuel efficiency is more of a by product of this system since it improves your engine performance. There are many facto
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