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One main reason for choosing to remain with a stock system is because it comes already installed on your vehicle. You should know the difference between a dual exhaust and a dual exit exhaust system.
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When the exhaust mode is placed in "Sport" mode the exhaust system broadcasts an "Xtreme" level sound 6 decibels louder than the stock exhaust system.
Adding a dual exhaust to your vehicle can have a number of advantages. Functionally, two exhausts can improve engine performance and reduce emissions. Aesthetically, it has the sporty look that some people search for in a vehicle.
There are several factors to consider when selecting an exhaust system for your vehicle, including noise level, finish, price, style, and installation difficulty.
The installation of a cat-back exhaust system is fairly easy, but this too depends on your vehicle’s make and model. But, compared to the alternative, they are the easiest way of improving your vehicle’s performance without breaking the bank.
As an added bonus, cat-back systems include all of the necessary parts to replace your existing exhaust. The only costs you need to worry about are the kit itself and installation.