Choosing an Exhaust System
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Choosing the Right Exhaust System
Overview
Choosing the right exhaust system can significantly enhance your vehicle's performance. This guide delves into various types of exhaust systems to help you select the best aftermarket performance option for your car, truck, or SUV.
Exploring Gibson Performance Exhaust Systems
Gibson Performance Exhaust systems offer robust options for both gas and diesel vehicles, backed by a limited lifetime warranty that doesn't compromise factory warranties. Available in aluminized or stainless steel with five different exhaust exits, Gibson’s cat-back systems cater to diverse needs, whether for work or play. These exhausts provide impressive performance and durability, equipped with zinc-plated components and heavy-duty stainless steel clamps. Their three to four-inch tailpipes ensure optimal exhaust flow efficiency.
Gibson Side Swept Exhaust
Designed for quick acceleration and enhanced towing power, the Side Swept Exhaust shines with its low-end horsepower boost. It maintains a quiet, low tone inside the cab and exits behind the rear tire, mimicking stock design. Key features include mandrel-bent tubing for consistent exhaust flow, a T-304 high-polished stainless steel clamp-less slash tip, and zinc-plated hangers and clamps.
Gibson Dual Cat-back Exhaust
Offering a 10-15 horsepower increase and a 15-20 lb-ft torque boost, this exhaust also improves fuel efficiency. Notable for its easy bolt-on installation and aesthetic appeal, it protects your tow trailer from exhaust damage. It features a Superflow™ Muffler that is fully welded, baffled, and chambered for efficient volume control.
Gibson Split Rear Bolt-on Cat-back Exhaust
This system increases horsepower and torque by minimizing backpressure. It may require spare tire removal for some vehicles and isn't recommended for towing due to carbon monoxide concerns. Expect an average horsepower gain of 15-20 and a more aggressive sound.
Gibson Extreme Dual Bolt-on Cat-back Exhaust
Renowned for its striking dual exits behind the rear wheels, this exhaust excels in performance, boosting towing, passing, and acceleration capabilities.
Gibson Super Truck Exhaust
Fast, powerful, and loud, this exhaust delivers noticeable increases in horsepower, torque, and fuel efficiency, reaching noise levels of 95 decibels.
Diesel Exhaust Options
Gibson Diesel Single Side Exit Exhaust
This heavy-duty exhaust system reduces backpressure and lowers temperatures, delivering an increase of up to 32 horsepower and 60 ft-lbs of torque. It features a four-inch mandrel-bent tailpipe for maximum flow and performance. For dual exhaust enthusiasts, the Diesel Extreme Dual Exhaust offers a three-inch tailpipe with angled rear-wheel exits.
Gibson Diesel Dual Sport Exhaust
Designed for style and performance, this option provides a 30 ft-lbs torque boost and a 15 horsepower increase. It includes a three-inch mandrel-bent tailpipe and the Superflow™ Muffler for an impressive sound.
Gibson American Muscle Car Exhausts
Perfect for V6 and V8 Dodge Chargers, Ford Mustangs, and GTOs, these exhausts come with T-304 high-polished stainless steel tips and mufflers. They deliver increased torque, horsepower, and a satisfying rumble. Installation is straightforward, with all components zinc-plated for durability.
Gibson Performance Headers
These dyno-tuned headers, suitable for both street and off-road vehicles, effectively lower engine temperatures in extreme conditions. They can replace factory manifolds without needing welding, are 50-state street legal, and include OEM style connections, laser-cut port flanges, air injection and oxygen sensor fittings. Available in nickel chrome plated, stainless steel, or ceramic coated finishes.
Choosing the right exhaust system can elevate your vehicle's performance, whether you’re focused on power, efficiency, or sound. With Gibson's diverse options, you're sure to find the perfect fit.
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