Featuring virtually indestructible 100% stainless steel, our patented TorqueTube headers maximize exhaust extraction to haul you up the grade. This Takeda cat-back exhaust system by aFe POWER delivers superior performance, quality, and good looks. By replacing the rear section of your exhaust with a quality cat-back car performance exhaust system, you can reduce the backpressure and allow your engine to cycle with more speed and efficiency. Thanks to their larger diameter pipes and high-quality mandrel bends, a good cat-back exhaust system will increase the efficiency of your car’s exhaust system, and with increased efficiency comes increased power. The exhaust system in your car directs fumes away from yourself and your passengers, improves engine performance and fuel consumption, and controls cabin noise.

Even a small leak can cause problems down the line, so it’s better to be safe than sorry. By following these simple tips, you can ensure that your cat back installation goes smoothly and without any issues. When it comes to cat back installation tips, there are a few things you need to keep in mind.

Dual Magnaflow wide open mufflers with quad 3.5” exhaust tips, slightly louder and deeper than standard Borla. This upgrade option retains the large Borla resonator and replaces Borla mufflers with dual Magnaflow mufflers and quad tips. Borla is a great exhaust, but with this upgrade your back will look much better with the large aggressive oval quad tips and will sound better too! Cat-back exhaust systems refer to all of the components that exhaust gasses flow through after exiting the vehicle’s catalytic converter.

They directly bolt on to where the original exhaust sits and do not require any further modification. Cat back exhaust systems come with exhaust pipes, muffler and exhaust tips, so you have everything you need to replace the exhaust. The cat back is the section of the exhaust that runs from the outlet of the catalytic converter to the exhaust tips. Exhaust systems that include this often feature a large pipe running from the converter to the muffler, with mandrel-bent turns and glasspacks for reduced back pressure. Your go-to spot for information on the exhaust system, as well as mufflers, catalytic converters, pipes and sensors.

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