here's what I did to put dual exhaust in 9 cars
Channel: K-RACING MUFFLER
Date: 16/12/2022

CHAPTERS
0:00 intro to dual exhaust
0:28 Honda FD
1:00 Suzuki swift
1:30 Mitsubishi Mirage hatchback
1:48  Honda FD
2:38 Subaru Impreza
3:00 Mitsubishi Lancer
3:38 Honda Civic
3:55 Subaru Legacy
5:00 Toyota Vios 











We are going to look at 9 different cars with dual exhaust set up.
Upgrading your vehicle's exhaust system can improve performance and soundness. Exhaust modifications are common on high-performance sports cars and muscle cars. These modifications help to increase the vehicle's power and decrease its weight by reducing drag. Some modifications also reduce backpressure, allowing the engine to produce more horsepower without increasing harmful CO levels. Modifications for low-end torque on diesel engines reduce the unpleasant diesel fuel smells by removing exhaust gases from the vehicle interior. All these benefits are available without harming anyone.

There are many types of exhaust systems to match every type of vehicle and intention. The type of exhaust system you choose depends on your needs and desired performance changes. For example, a muffler deletes the catalytic converter to create a stealthy motorcycle exhaust system. There are also race-inspired systems for high-performance racing or extreme off-road vehicles. An after-market system for drag racing adds large diameter tubing for greater flow capacity and high frequencies to create an ear-splitting wail. Since modifying an exhaust system is restricted in some countries, there's also a market for fake after-market parts to replace illegal modifications with factory alternatives.

All modifications must comply with specific guidelines in order to remain effective. For example, modifying your car's catalytic converter limits its effectiveness and creates additional health risks. There are also laws against modifying your car's transmission or brakes without permission from the vehicle manufacturer. You must also follow local emissions regulations when modifying your exhaust in certain areas of the world. Even when following guidelines, upgrading your car's exhaust is a fun way to increase performance and customize sound levels for you and your passengers.

Upgrading your vehicle's exhaust system can improve gas mileage, reduce engine noise and create a custom sound for you and your passengers. Modifying your car's exhaust is a fun project for any vehicle owner; all modifications must comply with specific guidelines to remain effective!