So, why would someone want to install a manifold back exhaust system? There are several reasons. First, a manifold back system can increase horsepower and torque by improving the flow of exhaust gases out of the engine. The stock exhaust system is often designed to meet emissions regulations rather than maximise performance. The engine can breathe better and produce more power by replacing the restrictive stock exhaust system with a more free-flowing manifold back system.

In addition to increasing performance, a manifold back exhaust system can change your vehicle’s sound. The muffler in the manifold back system is often designed to produce a more aggressive or sporty sound, which many car enthusiasts find appealing. However, as with a cat-back system, it’s essential to be aware of noise regulations and to choose a system that meets your needs and preferences.

Now, let’s take a closer look at the components of a manifold back exhaust system. As mentioned, it includes the catalytic converter, muffler, piping, and exhaust tips. The catalytic converter is responsible for reducing harmful emissions from the engine, while the muffler is designed to reduce the noise produced by the engine. In addition, the piping in a manifold back system is usually more prominent in diameter than the stock piping, which allows for a better flow of exhaust gases and can increase performance. Finally, the exhaust tips in a manifold back system are often larger and more decorative than the stock tips, which can enhance the look of your vehicle.

In conclusion, a manifold back exhaust system is an aftermarket exhaust system that replaces the entire stock exhaust system from the exhaust manifold to the tailpipe. It can increase performance by improving the flow of exhaust gases and changing your vehicle’s sound. However, as with any aftermarket modification, it’s crucial to choose a system that meets your needs and preferences and be aware of any applicable regulations in your area. Then, for the correct guidance, run your car over to us, and let our exhaust technician guide you through the best option depending on how you want your exhaust to look, perform and sound.