The Dodge Truck Exhaust System is far more than a simple pipe running out of your cylinders for the purpose of venting waste gases. In fact, today's exhaust systems are a highly sophisticated collection of specialized parts and components designed to reduce toxic emissions while maximizing engine power. The Dodge Truck Exhaust System starts with the exhaust manifold, or "header." Here, waste gases are collected from the cylinders before being delivered to the catalytic converter.

Next, the catalytic converter removes deadly toxins from the exhaust by breaking the molecular bonds between nitrogen, carbon and oxygen, turning poisonous carbon monoxide and nitrous oxide into relatively innocuous CO2 and water vapor. Next, this exhaust passes through an oxygen sensor, which literally "senses" the amount of oxygen in the exhaust.

Based on this information, the oxygen sends an electronic signal to the fuel injectors, causing them to adjust the fuel mixture accordingly. The last stop before exiting the vehicle is the muffler, which silences the noise of thousands of explosions every minute by bouncing the sound waves back against themselves, effectively canceling them out. There are several custom parts that can be added to the Dodge Truck Exhaust System in order to increase performance. Custom headers and X-pipes are two of the performing-enhancing accessories that can be added to an exhaust system, easily and inexpensively. Because of our high volume inventory, we get special deals from our suppliers, which translates into special deals for you.If you can find a better deal somewhere else, bring it to us and we'll match it or beat it - and if your order comes to fifty dollars or more, we'll even pay for your shipping!