In some case it is just for looks as they are not true dual exhaust systems. In other cases they are for improved performance and are true dual exhaust systems. On most V6 or V8 cars they do improve performance. On a 4 cylinder they do very little to improve performance.
Lets face it, who doesn’t want a vehicle that sounds mean (in a good way) and you can hear coming a mile away. And it is best to choose an exhaust system that will give you the best performance as well as the sound you want to have. To get an idea of what you are wanting your ride to sound like there are websites you can go to that will allow you to listen to different styles of exhaust systems. Or you can go to a couple of car shows. That way you can hear in person what a certain exhaust sounds like. And you can gain ideas on what will work with your specific ride. Car shows are always filled with sounds that we wished we could achieve with our rides. Now you can choose the sound you want your ride to have. Decide if you want the classic V-8 rumble or something a little more toned down. Flowmaster exhaust systems makes exhaust systems to fit either of those needs and the exhaust they offer gives you that quality performance. They have an exhaust to fit any sound you wish your ride to have. It is hard to doubt Flowmaster since they have been in the exhaust business for while over 22 years and still going strong. With the sound already in mind, now it is time to decide if you want dual exhaust or go with a basic single exhaust system. Dual exhaust is designed solely on looks and don’t always perform like they should. But if you decide to go with Flowmaster, then they have the dual exhaust system that works like it should. Remember performance is top priority overall. Don’t ever sacrifice performance for sound. It is best to go with an exhaust system that offers both. Make sure that the exhaust system you decide on correlates with your engine manifold. If everything doesn’t fit properly, you could be faced with poor engine performance.
In the exhaust system-it looks like a 2d muffler.
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Crawl under the vehicle and look up at the exhaust system. The catalytic converter is the first part that looks like a muffler mounted in the exhaust system coming rearward from the engine.
Should be the first component that looks like a small muffler after the exhaust manifold
have you checked to see if there is any broken bolt on the manifold, or worped manifold, burnt manifold gasket
On the exhaust system before the catalytic converter. It looks similar to a spark plug with a wire out the top.
If it all looks the same, it should work.
It will be in the exhaust system about half the way back. It looks like a muffler but it will be before the muffler. It is closer to the engine.
Well, all naturally aspirated vehicles have the same general components to an exhaust system. It starts with an exhaust manifold that attaches to the engine block. The manifold then attaches to a "mid-pipe". This "mid-pipe" is where the Catalytic Converters are housed. These Catalytic Converters control NoX gases and are the emission control device within the exhaust system. From there exhaust crosses over via an "X"pipe or "H"pipe(the X looks like an X and the H looks like an H) and enters into the mufflers. These mufflers can be chambered or straight through, the latter being the better performing of the two. Finally it leaves the mufflers out the tailpipes. A general diagram can be found here:http://www.americanmuscle.com/mustang-exhaust-buyers-guide.html