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• The Exhaust System (2) The Exhaust And Its Components Explained

  Exhaust TypesHeader-backIn the terminology part, we already became acquainted with this term. The header-back systems replace everything from the header collector to the tailpipes. By way of a header-back system, you can enlarge the diameter of your entire exhaust system. In doing so, you will enabl

  Products News February 12, 2019
• The Exhaust System (1) The Exhaust And Its Components Explained

  In this article, we at Steves Auto Clinic, leader in the field of vehicle repairs, maintenance and servicing, will enlighten you about the exhaust system. You may (or may not) think that the exhaust is simply a piece of piping, but we can assure you, it is so much more than that. We will introduce y

  Products News January 31, 2019
• How Exhaust Systems Work

  It all starts in the engineIn order to understand how the exhaust of a vehicle works, there must be a basic understanding of the engine as a whole. The internal combustion engine in its simplest form is a large air pump. It gathers in air, mixes it with fuel, adds a spark and ignites the fuel and ai

  Products News January 30, 2019
• What Will an Exhaust System Do for Your Car?

  Most car and truck manufacturers leave plenty of room for improvement when it comes to horsepower and torque. That's not to say that these vehicles are poorly made, but many companies will choose the least expensive alternative when it comes to items such as exhaust systems.An aftermarket performanc

  Products News January 25, 2019
• Exhaust System Muffler & Converter

  A vehicle’s exhaust system is designed to direct harmful gases away from the driver and passengers, reduce the emissions the vehicle releases into the environment, control the delivery of hot exhaust, provide information to the vehicle’s computer to improve vehicle performance, and significantly red

  Products News January 18, 2019
• Welding exhaust system components

  In the field of automobile exhaust systems, such components as manifolds, pipes, catalytic converters, and mufflers are joined either by the car manufacturer or by a subcontractor to form a subassembly ready for attachment. Today, large numbers of these components are welded with a laser.As an alter

  Products News January 16, 2019
• What kind of different parts go on a performance aftermarket exhaust?

  ‍There are a few different areas of your exhaust system and each is very critical to making your car run. The first is the manifold. This is usually made out of aluminum, stainless steel, or cast iron. The system is responsible for air intake and is connected to the cylinder heads. They take each cy

  Products News January 15, 2019
• SHOULD YOU BUY AN AFTERMARKET EXHAUST FOR YOUR CAR ?

  Buying a car can be great fun, but no matter how good your new vehicle is, there is always room for improvement. Most car and truck manufacturers leave room for us normal people to improve, or ruin their products. That’s not to say the original vehicle isn’t good, but in that good old American fashi

  Products News January 10, 2019
• Power, Sound, Looks | Can I Have It All With a Cat-Back Exhaust System?

  It's an age-old question that many have asked. Will an aftermarket exhaust be worth the expense? While they definitely can be, an important question to ask yourself is do you care more about the deeper sound they're designed to produce, or the added performance gained from being less restrictive? As

  Products News January 04, 2019
• What Are the Different Parts of an Exhaust System?

  Internal combustion engines get the power that a vehicle feeds on from a mixture of oxygen and fuel that is burned by the spark plug within the combustion chamber. When this mixture is burned, a few dangerous (and potentially fatal) gases are created: carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxide, and nitrogen mo

  Products News January 03, 2019