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Modern Automotive Performance :: DSM :: Exhaust System :: Cat Back Exhaust Systems :: Megan Racing :: Megan Racing Catback Exhaust (DSM)

Megan Racing Catback Exhaust (DSM)

One of Megan Racing s strongest products, the Cat-Back System is made of SUS-304 Stainless Steel with a fully polished surface, CNC machined flanges and mandrel bends. Its aggressive styling, and deep, strong tone are just part of the MR Cat-Back characteristics. It also serves to improve horsepower, torque and overall performance with its straight-through design. The exhaust systems have 2.5” piping and 3” piping for certain forced induction models. Finished with a tip that is designed to increase the scavenging effect and achieve maximum performance, while adding a perfect match on exterior styling as well. As a direct bolt on, each Cat-Back comes with a 12-Month warranty.

Specifications:

- For Eclipse/Talon 89-94 AWD Turbo
- 4" tip with 5.5" width muffler
- Removable double-layer silencer
- Built-in resonator
- 100% stainless steel with polish finish
- Producing strong, deep and noticable sound
- Gain 10-15 more horse power, faster response
- Comes with gaskets, bolts & nuts
- Warranty included

Important Note: Will NOT fit OEM Catalytic Converter. Requires 3" Flat-Flange.

Details

Item Number MR-CBS-ME95T

Weight 0.00 lbs

Price: $404.99

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