You dream about a certain car for quite some time, you finally gather up the money to buy it, only to be "surprised" by how low grade of an exhaust system you got. Now what?
It can be disappointing, especially since you got your dream car and spent all your savings on it, however, it should be comforting to know many car companies overlook the importance of high grade exhaust systems so you're not alone.
Likewise, the solution lies in upgrading your exhaust system and great news is you won't even have to upgrade the whole system to improve the looks considering the answer lies in changing the mufflers.
There's a wide range of mufflers you can choose from, differing in the materials they're made of, such as the aluminized and stainless mufflers, in shapes like oval and round, as well as in sizes and finishes.
Yes, aftermarket mufflers are versatile and best of all is they're an affordable way to transform your car's appearance, counting on their quality too. If you wish to upgrade the performance as well, you can use a combination of new stainless mufflers with new catalytic converter, exhaust manifold and cylinder head too, a complete exhaust system transformation.
Even if you aren't up for making this affordable investment, perhaps the thought of the many benefits that would result from it would convince you otherwise. For starters, considering the aftermarket systems are made of materials like aluminium and stainless steel as opposed to the factory exhaust systems made of mild steel, they have a longer lifespan.
Having this in mind, once you upgrade you can expect this change to serve you for years to come. Additionally, knowing the exhaust system is connected to the car's engine and the fumes it produces, or rather getting rid of those fumes, with an aftermarket exhaust you'd be able to improve the car's performance too.
This has to do with the way the aftermarket system is created to speed up the air flow. Along with this, you can also expect to be able to cut down on the fuel expenses since the new exhaust leads to an increase in the torque responsible for the fuel economy; when you're easily able to maintain a speed, you don't burn much fuel!
Last but not least, the improvement of sound. Unlike years ago when the upgrade was only meant to provide you with loud sounds not many can tolerate, nowadays there are plenty of options that would only change the sound to a low growl instead.
It can be disappointing, especially since you got your dream car and spent all your savings on it, however, it should be comforting to know many car companies overlook the importance of high grade exhaust systems so you're not alone.
Likewise, the solution lies in upgrading your exhaust system and great news is you won't even have to upgrade the whole system to improve the looks considering the answer lies in changing the mufflers.
Yes, aftermarket mufflers are versatile and best of all is they're an affordable way to transform your car's appearance, counting on their quality too. If you wish to upgrade the performance as well, you can use a combination of new stainless mufflers with new catalytic converter, exhaust manifold and cylinder head too, a complete exhaust system transformation.
Even if you aren't up for making this affordable investment, perhaps the thought of the many benefits that would result from it would convince you otherwise. For starters, considering the aftermarket systems are made of materials like aluminium and stainless steel as opposed to the factory exhaust systems made of mild steel, they have a longer lifespan.
This has to do with the way the aftermarket system is created to speed up the air flow. Along with this, you can also expect to be able to cut down on the fuel expenses since the new exhaust leads to an increase in the torque responsible for the fuel economy; when you're easily able to maintain a speed, you don't burn much fuel!
Last but not least, the improvement of sound. Unlike years ago when the upgrade was only meant to provide you with loud sounds not many can tolerate, nowadays there are plenty of options that would only change the sound to a low growl instead.
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