Performance Exhaust
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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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.
MagnaFlow Exhaust Installation - 2009 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Series
Today on this 2009 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Series extended cab short bed we are going to be installing MagnaFlow exhaust system part number MF16568. We are underneath the vehicle and the first thing I have done is lowered the spare tire out of the way to give us some extra working room. We also want to disconnect the battery. What that is going to do is once we get the system installed we can reconnect it and it will actually reset the computer system so it does not bring up any trouble codes from the new system. The first step before we can install our exhaust system is to of course remove the factory installed exhaust. There are four exhaust hangers that we are going to need to remove the exhaust off of towards the more rear side of the exhaust system. 00:39
MagnaFlow Exhaust Installation - 1996 Acura Integra
Today on this 1996 Acura Integra we are going to install MagnaFlow exhaust part number MF15653 from MagnaFlow Performance. First off we will give you a sound test of the original exhaust on there. Then we can compare it to the new one once we have it installed. First we will show you what is going to get replaced in our exhaust system. Basically this is what is called a Cat-back or from the catalytic converter on back to the tailpipe. This is our converter right here and at this flange point we are going to unbolt right here and from here on back is going to get removed from the vehicle. On the bolts themselves we sprayed down with some penetrate and let it sit for at least an hour or so. The nut on the top is going to be a different size nut also. Leave that alone for now. 00:50
