Without your Dodge Charger muffler, your engine would be loud indeed. An un-muffled engine makes for an uncomfortable ride, and also seriously disturbs other drivers on the road. Of course, the primary purpose of your Charger muffler is to quiet engine noise, but this important component also serves as part of the exhaust pathway from your cylinders to your tailpipe.

You should be able to locate your muffler easily when you glance beneath your vehicle: it is an elongated, flattened cylinder, usually steel or fiberglass, that is between two pipes. In most cases, your Dodge Charger muffler reduces noise in one of two ways.

Some mufflers use sound-absorbing materials such as fiberglass or steel wool in their construction, while others make use of a series of bends and turns known as resonance chambers, which bounce sound pulses around and cancel them out. Since one of the keys to performance is faster exhaust removal, many performance Charger mufflers sacrifice noise for performance and use a straight pipe rather than a series of turns. Performance mufflers are louder than stock, but do a good job at increasing available horsepower while still keeping the noise level well below deafening. Because most mufflers are made of steel, the most common problem with the Dodge Charger muffler is the development of rust and corrosion, which puts holes in the muffler body that cancel its effectiveness. If your Charger muffler is rusting or just plain worn out, look no further than our online catalogue to find a high-quality, inexpensive replacement.We also carry a full line of performance mufflers and cat-back exhaust systems to enhance your engine, all at our great low prices.