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MagnaFlow Pro Series Filter-Back Exhaust System Installation - 2016 Ram 2500

Today, in our 2016 Ram 2500, we'll be installing the Magnaflow Pro Series Filter Back Exhaust System for diesel engines, part number MF18912. Here's what our exhaust system looks like installed. This is a complete system, all the way from the diesel exhaust filter, all the way back to our 6 inch polished tip. This exhaust is constructed of an aluminized steel construction, so will provide us with many years of rust resistant service. Not only does it improve the looks of our truck, but it will help improve fuel economy a little bit, give us a little bit more power, and give us a more aggressive exhaust node. Here's what our exhaust system consists of. All of our piping that we have here today is a 5 inch diameter pipe.

MagnaFlow Turndown Cat-Back Exhaust Installation - 2013 Ram 1500

Today on our 2013 Ram 1500, we're going to be taking a look at and installing the MagnaFlow Turndown Cat-Back Exhaust System, part number MF17108. Now, what's really nice about this that's going to set it apart from some of the others on the market, these are designed to work with your lifted or lowered vehicles, especially ones with airbags where your exhaust is going to be a concern coming up over our axle and going close to our airbags. It's all stainless steel, 100% stainless steel, and it's got mandrel bends. The mandrel bend means it's going to stay the same size all the way through the bend, not crushing down and interfering with your exhaust flow. Now, one thing you might want to note, you want to check your state's laws for exhaust because this one does drop out in front of our rear end. In some states it's required that it goes past the rear axle, so you want to make sure that it's actually allowed in your state. With the free-flowing exhaust it's going to help with our torque and horsepower and help with our fuel efficiency. Now, you can see our new MagnaFlow exhaust is considerably smaller than our factory one.

Camco Gen-Turi RV Generator Exhaust System Review

Today we'll taking a look at and showing you how to install the Camco Gen-Turi RV Generator Exhaust System. Part number CAM44461. The Camco Gen-Turi RV Generator Exhaust System cuts down on noise and lifts harmful fumes up away from the fun. First let's listen to our RV's generator without the Gen-Turi installed. Oh, that smells so bad. Okay.

MagnaFlow Turbo Back Exhaust System Installation - 2003 Ford F-250

All right, today on this 2003 Ford F250 Super Duty Super Cab, we're going to show you part number MF18985. This is a MagnaFlow Custom Series Turbo Back Exhaust System constructed from aluminized steel. This is basically a steel exhaust with a protective aluminum coating on top of it. All right, this is what the exhaust looks like once installed on the truck. Right off the bat, we can see that we have it routed towards the right-hand side of a truck, and we have a diameter of 4 inches. It is a steel construction with an aluminum coating on the outside and on the inside of the pipe. It uses 1/2-inch thick rods welded to the pipe here, and it goes up to the factory rubber hangers on the truck.

MagnaFlow Stainless Steel Cat-Back Exhaust System Installation - 2006 Ford F-150

Today on our 2006 Ford F-150 we'll be installing the MagnaFlow Stainless Steel Cat-Back Exhaust System part number MF16616. To begin our install, we'll first need to remove the old or manufacturer's exhaust. Starting at the clamp just behind the Y pipe of the exhaust, we're going to spray it down with some spray lubricant. Note over time this clamp will rust up and can be extremely difficult to get off. In severe cases it may even break. If that happens, it'll be necessary to replace it. In an event where it's so rusted that you can't get a wrench or socket to hold, we'll use a pair of vise grips to try and break it free.

MagnaFlow Cat-Back Exhaust System Installation - 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee

Today, on our 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee, we'll be installing the Magna Flow Cat Back Exhaust System, Part Number MF16991. To begin our install, we'll first need to remove the older manufacturer's exhaust. Starting here at the rear of the vehicle, we're going to spray the two rubber isolators, forward and back of the muffler. I'll also go ahead and spray the spring nuts that hold the rear section of the exhaust to the forward section of the exhaust at the exhaust flanges. By spraying the rubber isolators with some spray lubricant, it'll make it easier to remove. We're going to use a pry bar, pliers or, if you have an exhaust hanger removal tool. Starting at the back, we'll begin removing the rubber isolators, noting that on the rear hangers, there's also a metal ground strap.

MagnaFlow Performance Stainless Steel Exhaust System Installation - 2007 Dodge Ram Pickup

Today on this 2007 Dodge Ram Pickup, 2500 Series, Mega Cab, we're going to install part number MF16973. This is the MagnaFlow Performance Stainless Steel Filter Back Exhaust system. Before we get started, we'll go ahead and listen to the sound of our truck so we can compare to it afterwards. Before we begin our install, we'll go ahead and lay out our pieces to get an idea how everything will fit together. First off we have our muffler which we still have in our protective coating while we install it and we'll just hold it up underneath there and get an idea of how it aligns with the factory hangers. Now optionally, this is the straight pipe that eliminates the muffler. Typically, you would use this in off-road applications or racing applications. Now this piece goes over top of the axle.

Camco Gen-Turi RV Generator Exhaust System Manufacturer Review

Joe: Hi. My name is Joe with Camco Manufacturing. Today I would like to talk to you about the Gen-turi Generator Exhaust System. As an Rv-er, you will rely on your generator when there is no power hookup available, but along with the convenience comes undesirable noise and exhaust fumes. Running your Rvs generator produces harmful and potentially deadly carbon monoxide. During Rv rallies and times when there is a large concentration of Rvs, what we call dry camping, exhaust can become on even greater problem, concentrated carbon monoxide can spread up to 15' from the exhaust pipe.

MagnaFlow Cat-Back Exhaust System Installation - 2012 Toyota 4Runner

Today on our 2012 Toyota Forerunner well be installing the MagnaFlow Cat-Back Exhaust System, part number MF15145. Before we install the new MagnaFlow system were going to go ahead and test the old or manufacturer system. Well get an idea of what the exhaust sounds like under a load. Now weve installed our new MagnaFlow system and well go ahead and repeat the same process of putting it under load to see what the new exhaust system will sound like. To begin our install well first need to remove the old or manufacturer system. To make it easier to remove the system well go ahead and spray down the exhaust flange bolts with some spray lubricant. This will make it easier to remove later.

MagnaFlow Stainless Steel Cat-Back Exhaust Installation - 2006 Chevrolet Trailblazer

Today on our 2006 Chevy Trailblazer, well be installing the MagnaFlow Exhaust System Part Number MF16656. To begin our install, well first need to go ahead and remove the old or manufacturers exhaust system. To remove it, were going to go ahead and cut it into a couple of pieces. Using a reciprocating saw, well cut just in front of the rear muffler and then just behind the front muffler. Now with our exhaust system cut in 3 pieces well need to remove the 3 fasteners that secure the front flex pipe flange to the muffler exhaust pipe flange. Note I recommend to spray these with some liquid penetrant because over time theyll build up with rust, dust, dirt and debris, and can be very difficult to remove.

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Exhaust Systems Questions and Answers

Which MagnaFlow Exhaust for Deeper Exhaust Note on 2013 Chevrolet Camaro 2LT With 3.6L V6
My contact at MagnaFlow indicates that the muffler for your Camaro is part # MF14226. This is a single-inlet, single-outlet muffler made of 100 percent stainless steel and offering unrestricted flow for increased horsepower, torque and fuel efficiency, along with a deeper exhaust tone. This muffler is reversible, with one tube centered and the other offset. This too is a weld-on part. Since your Camaro has dual exhausts (accordng to my contact at MagnaFlow) you will need two of these. This...
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Is the Outlet Diameter Measurement Listed for Magnaflow Mufflers Or is it the Inner Diameter
The inlet/outlet/tubing diameters listed from Magnaflow are OD, outer diameter, not ID, inner diameter. If your tubing is 2.5 OD you will have to butt-weld the muffler to the exhaust tubing, the exhaust pipe will not slide into the muffler. Any muffler shop can do this. The MagnaFlow muffler, part # MF10416 is not designed to be a slip fit muffler. Your exhaust tubing would need to be designed for slip fit mufflers and have band clamps to apply sufficient pressure to seal the system....
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Recommendation for a MagnaFlow Muffler that has Agressive Sound for a 2001 Dodge Ram 2500 5.9 Liter
I spoke with one of my colleagues that has a MagnaFlow Muffler on his Trans AM with the LS1 350 engine and he says it has a nice aggressive tone, does not drone in the cab, and when you accelerate it is louder like most people want. The muffler you selected, item # MF12198 is the smallest Universal muffler that Magnaflow makes and on a larger engine, like the 5.9 liter, this muffler is going to be very loud and will drone. This muffler has a 3 inch inlet and two 2-1/2 inch outlets. The...
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Can Exhaust Flow in Either Direction Through MagnaFlow Straight-Through Universal Muffler # MF12579
The MagnaFlow Stainless Steel, Straight-Through Universal Muffler # MF12579 can have exhaust flow in either direction through it. There is no one way the exhaust has to flow through it. For a similar muffler that has a 2 in/1 out or vice versa you would want the # MF12590.
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Will a Straight-Through MagnaFlow Muffler be Very Loud on a 2013 GMC Sierra with 6.2 Liter Motor
A straight pipe or straight through muffler such as # MF14161 is going to be loud because there are no baffles inside to reduce the noise. The exhaust can flow straight through. If you have ever had the exhaust off of a vehicle forward of the muffler or catalytic converter, then it will be about as loud but not quite. If you are not looking for loud then this is not the muffler for you. You will want a more traditional muffler with baffles such as # MF12909. This will give the deep tone...
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Will the MagnaFlow Stainless Straight-Through Muffler # MF14160 Cause any Back Pressure
The 3-1/2 inch diameter straight-through design prevents any back pressure whatsoever. I have confirmed this with MagnaFlow. The core tube is perforated, which provides a small amount of noise dampening, but will not cause any back pressure.
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Weight and Length of the MagnaFlow Stainless Steel, Tru-X Universal Muffler # MF12469
The MagnaFlow Stainless Steel, Tru-X Universal Muffler # MF12469 that you referenced weighs 15 lbs. The body of this is 18 inches in length, for a longer version you would want the part # MF12599 which has 22 inches of body length but also weighs 27 lbs. Both have 3 inch inlet and outlets. For weight reasons the # MF12469 would be your better option.
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MagnaFlow Muffler and Resonator Recommendations for a 1996 Dodge Ram 2500 with V10 8.0 Liter
I spoke with my contact at MagnaFlow and he recommended Muffler # MF12599 (if you are running 3 inch piping). He also stated that because of the size of the engine, you would also need to use a smaller, round muffler as a resonator, # MF14419 for 3 inch piping. If you are using different size piping, you would want to use a muffler that measures 5 x 11 x 22 with a resonator that measures 5 x 8 x 14.
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Can the MagnaFlow Tru-X Muffler # 14386 be Used in a Transverse Hot Rod Setup
Yes, because of the Tru-X Perforated Core, you can install two inlet pipes on the top and the two outlet pipes on the bottom of the MagnaFlow Stainless Steel, Tru-X Universal Muffler, item # MF14386. This setup should work nicely on your mid engine Hot Rod setup.
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Can Stainless Steel Muffler Be Welded With Oxy Acetylene Torch
The MagnaFlow Stainless Steel, Straight-Through Universal Muffler, part # MF12615 does state it should be welded for installation. From my research I found that you can weld stainless steel with an Oxy acetylene torch, but it may be tricky. If it is not done correctly I saw where many people say the weld will look like it is charred or burnt. From what I found there are steps to take that will produce good results. First, you need the right flux and it should be used on both the parts...
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Universal Fit Muffler Recommendation for a 2011 Scion tC
For a muffler, the size of the model that comes with the MagnaFlow exhaust for a 2011 Scion tC measures 5 inches tall, 8 inches wide, and 20 inches long overall with a 14 inch long body. It also has 2-1/4 inch inlet/outlets. A muffler like # MF14235, has these dimensions. Compare these measurements to what is required on your tC to determine fit. These mufflers are designed as universal fit items. They do make quite a few different sizes but they may not be an exact match.
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Are Glass Pack MagnaFlow Mufflers Available For a 1998 Mustang GT
Glass packs are a Universal fit item that require welding for installation. You will most likely need a 2-1/2 inch diameter inlet and outlet for installation on your 1998 Mustang GT, but you should measure the exhaust pipes on your vehicle to be sure. The glass pack mufflers are legal for use, as long as your system is within the local sound ordinance. You will need to check local laws to be sure. If you would like a bolt on system and your Mustang has the V8, 4.6L engine, there are...
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Which is Louder Magnaflow Flow Through Muffler or Flowmaster 40 Series
The MagnaFlow Stainless Steel, Straight-Through Universal Muffler # MF12588 is a straight through style of muffler whereas the Flowmaster 40 Series is a chambered style. Flow through mufflers are always louder than chambered mufflers so the part # MF12588 would be louder. The # MF12588 will flow better though and will produce more power.
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Are MagnaFlow XL Turbo Series Mufflers Quieter than Straight Pipes
Yes, the MagnaFlow muffler # MF13740 actually does have baffles to reduce exhaust noise. They will be quieter than the straight pipes you have now. This particular muffler is 7 inches in diameter and 40 inches long overall. The fat part of the body is 34 inches log. The inlet and outlet are both 3 inches in diameter.
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Will MagnaFlow Performance Muffler Work With Diesel Engines
The MagnaFlow Performance Muffler, part # MF11365 is a Universal muffler and can be used for gas or diesel engines. The inlet and outlet dimensions and length are what you need to make sure will fit for your application. The inlet and outlet for this muffler is 2-1/4 inches and the overall length is 17-inches.
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Loud Racing Muffler Recommendation for a 1977 Chevrolet Corvette
The straight-through style mufflers like the MagnaFlow Stainless Steel, Straight-Through Universal Muffler - Race Series, # MF14161, that you referenced are the loudest mufflers that we carry. The race series mufflers are universal fit applications, so you will want to make sure the inlet and outlet size on the muffler is compatible with your exhaust system. If you still have the stock 2-1/2 inch exhaust pipes on your 1977 Chevrolet Corvette, then I would recommend the MagnaFlow Straight-Through...
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03 Chevy S10 with LSA 6.2 engine
I reached out to my contact at MagnaFlow to get their take on this. The muffler is the tricky part because it's going to come down to space. A good place to start is the MagnaFlow # MF12279 which measures 5 x 8 x 30 inches. Another option is # MF12579 which is 5 x 11 x 28 inches. Both will fit your 3 inch pipes. For a 4 inch resonator # MF14419, which is technically a muffler but for your truck will be acting as the resonator. Another option if you want to go to a 5 inch is # MF12867....
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Best Universal Muffler for 2009 Mitsubishi Lancer
There are two main things that need to be considered when choosing a universal muffler, fit and sound/performance. You will need to choose a muffler with the correct inlet diameter, and sized so that it will fit in the space provided under the vehicle. Mufflers that are more free flowing increase horsepower, torque and fuel efficiency, thus improving engine performance. However, the less restrictive the muffler is, the noisier it is. The MagnaFlow Stainless Steel, Straight-Through Universal...
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Are MagnaFlow Mufflers Compatible with the Exhaust on a 1995 Ford F-150 4x4 with 5.8 Liter V8
The MagnaFlow mufflers will reduce back pressure and free up your exhaust system to flow better, creating more horsepower and torque, but will not reduce the back pressure enough to affect the OEM specs and cause an O2 sensor to throw a fault code. Your vehicle only requires about 2 to 3 lbs of back pressure to function correctly and staying with the original inlet and outlet diameters at the muffler will not affect manufacturer specs. The only time you would be in danger of creating...
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Will The MagnaFlow Muffler # MF10414 Fit A 2010 Chevrolet Malibu
The MagnaFlow Muffler, part # MF10414, is a universal muffler so it is not vehicle specific. You will want to measure on your 2010 Chevrolet Malibu to determine if the diameter of the muffler will fit. It is a 4 inch round muffler and measures 20 inches end to end. The inlet and outlet pipe size is 2 inches. This muffler is a straight through design, which will be a very aggressive muffler for your 2010 Chevrolet Malibu. Magnaflow does not have a custom exhaust system available for...
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