Catback Exhausts

A catback exhaust system is a common aftermarket improvement for car enthusiasts looking to improve their vehicle's performance and sound. The "catback" component of the exhaust system is located after the catalytic converter and includes the muffler, resonator, and tailpipe.

A catback exhaust system's principal function is to increase the flow of exhaust gases from the engine, which can improve horsepower and torque. Reduced constraints in the exhaust system allow the engine to release exhaust gases more easily, allowing for more efficient combustion and improved power production.

Another advantage of a catback exhaust system is that it can improve engine sound. Many enthusiasts want a more aggressive exhaust noise, which a catback exhaust system can deliver. Increased exhaust gas flow through larger diameter pipes and freer-flowing mufflers can produce a deeper, throatier exhaust sound.

A catback exhaust system is a common aftermarket improvement for car enthusiasts looking to improve their vehicle's performance and sound. The "catback" component of the exhaust system is located after the catalytic converter and includes the muffler, resonator, and tailpipe.

A catback exhaust system's principal function is to increase the flow of exhaust gases from the engine, which can improve horsepower and torque. Reduced constraints in the exhaust system allow the engine to release exhaust gases more easily, allowing for more efficient combustion and improved power production.

Another advantage of a catback exhaust system is that it can improve engine sound. Many enthusiasts want a more aggressive exhaust noise, which a catback exhaust system can deliver. Increased exhaust gas flow through larger diameter pipes and freer-flowing mufflers can produce a deeper, throatier exhaust sound.

When choosing a catback exhaust system, consider elements such as material, construction, and design. Because it is long-lasting and corrosion-resistant, stainless steel is a preferred material for exhaust systems. Mandrel bending, which keeps the inner diameter constant throughout the bend, is preferable to crush bending, which can reduce flow and generate turbulence.

There are also many muffler styles to pick from, such as straight-through, chambered, and resonator mufflers, as well as single and dual-exit systems. Other components, such as mid-pipes or high-flow catalytic converters, may be included in some systems.

Overall, a catback exhaust system may be an excellent addition to the vehicle of a car enthusiast, bringing both performance and aesthetic benefits. For best results, research and select a system that is compatible with the make and model of the car, and have it installed by a skilled specialist. Browse all the best catback exhausts for your car at Empire Performance today.