MBRP Ecoboost 3" Cat Back - Dual Outlet, Aluminzed | 2014-2017 Ford Fiesta ST 1.6L (S4202AL)
MBRP Ecoboost 3" Cat Back - Dual Outlet, Aluminzed | 2014-2017 Ford Fiesta ST 1.6L (S4202AL)
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MBRP Ecoboost 3" Cat Back - Dual Outlet, Aluminzed | 2014-2017 Ford Fiesta ST 1.6L (S4202AL)

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Ecoboost 3" Cat Back - Dual Outlet, Aluminzed by MBRP

Built from heavy duty aluminized steel our Installer Series performance exhaust systems offer a value price without compromising on the quality built into every component. While the seams are a major point of rust through with some budget systems our fully sealed tubing adds years to your system.

Features

  • Built from heavy duty aluminized steel
  • Ecoboost 3" Cat Back - Dual Outlet, Aluminzed

Applications

  • 2014-2017 Ford Fiesta ST 1.6L

What's In The Box?

  • Ecoboost 3" Cat Back - Dual Outlet

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Customer Reviews

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Angel
$400 3" Exhaust? Can't beat that.

The exhaust is very well built with a nice finish. The fact that it is not completely stainless steel might put off some, but a 3" exhaust for $400 its a deal you won't find anywhere. Overall impressed with the fitment, hangers, and sound. If you want a deeper tone to your FiST, then this exhaust is the best option at this price range.

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Geoff Schneider
Awesome Tone

This exhaust sounds fantastic when paired with a cat delete, the downside is that already started to rust after a few months.

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Patrick
Good exhaust setup.

Great setup, easy to install and sounds amazing.

Had to have resonator repaired after one winter, but can't say it's from the quality of the exhaust but more likely from an ice chunk.