The buyer is solely responsible for obtaining the permissions where applicable required by the applicable law for the intended purposes/usage. In no event a whatsoever claim shall be constituted by the buyer against REMUS and its affiliates arising from or in connection with required approvals for public road usage. Take your stock or modified Colorado/Canyon to the next level with a Mallett Performance Cars exhaust system today.
From Overland Series to our all-new SPEQ Series, explore MagnaFlow's latest performance exhaust systems designed for the 2024 Toyota Tacoma. Aftermarket cat-back exhaust upgrades are a relatively simple way to increase your vehicle’s power. Typically these upgrades involve installing wider piping with fewer sharp or sudden bends as a way to reduce backpressure. Backpressure is pressure opposing the desired flow of exhaust gasses. The more you are able to reduce backpressure, the more efficient the system will be, and ultimately your horsepower will increase. Cat-back exhaust refers to any part of the exhaust system that’s behind the catalytic converter.
Our exhaust system uses larger piping compared to the factory exhaust system, yet weights 5 lbs. The factory system uses 2.56" piping, which reduces to 2.36" before splitting, greatly diminishing the overall diameter of the system. Finally, our system’s 4" exhaust tips dwarf the factory 3.15" tips, giving the rear of the vehicle a sportier look. Beautifully hand-crafted T304-stainless-steel components adorn the system with stunning TIG-welding throughout.
The time and money you spend are a big investment, and we want to help you make the best decision for your driving dreams. Typically, a cat-back exhaust system will increase your car’s horsepower by somewhere between 5 and 50 brake horsepower. This will vary greatly depending on the condition of your exhaust and engine, so you should ask your mechanic if getting a cat-back exhaust is the best way to improve the performance of your car.
When it comes to improving your vehicle’s performance, you have two options. However, stainless still can be very expensive, as opposed to aluminized steel which is very affordable. It is also resistant to corrosion, just not to the level of stainless steel. Since there is no back pressure and the diameter is large enough, the engine will not use a lot of energy to push the exhausts out. While getting a cat-back performance exhaust system can be pricier initially, it can save on a lot of costs in the future. These exhaust pipes are usually wrapped in sound-absorbing materials, mostly fiberglass packing.
Video Features Options Short video of our 3" Catback Exhaust for the 07+ Honda Civic Si Sedan. Note that this was installed on a naturally aspirated setup (stock header and... Already own an