The modern, high-tech Mitsubishi 3000GT Exhaust System is designed not only to vent waste gases from the cylinders. It works with the fuel system in order to make the most of every precious drop of fuel while maximizing power and minimizing emissions. Therefore, if any component of your exhaust system is damaged or defective, it can adversely effect your vehicle's engine performance as well as contribute to air pollution.

The Mitsubishi 3000GT Exhaust System starts with the exhaust manifold also known as the "header. This collects exhaust gas from the cylinders.

The gas is then processed through the catalytic converter, where a platinum "catalyst" is used to break the molecular bonds in harmful hydrocarbon compounds and recombine them into less harmful forms. When your catalytic converter is faulty, your car will emit particularly evil-smelling exhaust, and may not pass local emissions inspections. Next, waste gases pass by an oxygen sensor. By analyzing the exhaust gases for oxygen content, this sensor can "tell" the fuel injectors how to adjust the air-fuel mixture for optimum mileage. After this is the muffler, which reduces the noise of the cylinder explosions. An unruffled engine can sound like automatic machine-gun fire, only louder. Your Mitsubishi 3000GT may violate of any number of local noise ordinances. Finally, exhaust then exits through the tip, or tailpipe. These exhaust system components should be inspected periodically. If repairs are required, you'll find a full discount inventory of genuine Mitsubishi 3000GT Exhaust System components on our website, as well as high-performance accessories such as custom headers and x-pipes.We'll meet or beat any competitor's price, and shipping is free on orders totaling $50 or more.