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aFe ATLAS 4 IN Aluminized Steel DPF-Back Exhaust System w/ Polished Tip (49-06113-P)

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aFe ATLAS 4 IN Aluminized Steel DPF-Back Exhaust System w/ Polished Tip (49-06113-P)Atlas Aluminized Steel DPF Back Exhaust System with Single Side Exit (49 06113 P) by aFe. Exhaust System Type: DPF Back. Exhaust Tubing Material: Aluminized Steel. Main Tubing Diameter: 4". Exhaust System Sound: Aggressive Loud. The ATLAS Exhaust System channels the exhaust from the engine to the rear of the vehicle on a racing diesel engine truck. It has the least amount of exhaust flow restriction possible to enable the engine to make more

Atlas Aluminized Steel DPF-Back Exhaust System with Single Side Exit (49-06113-P) by aFe. Exhaust System Type: DPF-Back. Exhaust Tubing Material: Aluminized Steel. Main Tubing Diameter: 4". Exhaust System Sound: Aggressive / Loud. The ATLAS Exhaust System channels the exhaust from the engine to the rear of the vehicle on a racing diesel engine truck. It has the least amount of exhaust flow restriction possible to enable the engine to make more horsepower and torque and operate with reduced exhaust gas temperatures.

An off-road exhaust system must safely carry harmful exhaust gases to the rear of the vehicle, away from the driver. But it must do so with the least amount of restriction, for maximum airflow and power, under the most demanding conditions. To achieve this, the right pipe size and every bend must be carefully calculated.

aFe tests its systems on the flow bench and the dynamometer to determine the right pipe size and muffler construction. Then they mandrel bend the pipes to ensure they maintain their shape and size throughout the entire length, to provide smooth, unrestricted airflow. Tubes that are not mandrel bent can lose up to 20% of their diameter in sharp bends. A free-flowing 12" wide muffler is included in systems that feature a muffler. Some systems include a straight muffler delete pipe if a more aggressive sound and maximum flow is desired.

But performance is only part of the equation. A quality exhaust system should be easy to install and made to last. The muffler and all pipes of the ATLAS exhaust system are constructed from aluminized steel. To ensure a tight seal, slotted and swedged ends are used whenever possible. When used with the supplied premium quality band clamps, the tightest, leak-free seal is the result. Every hanger is thoroughly welded on each side to ensure a strong attachment and the hangers also feature swaged bayonet ends to lock in place once installed. The factory mounting locations are used throughout and a 2-piece tailpipe facilitates adjustment.

aFe (Advanced Flow Engineering, Inc.) manufactures performance products for late model cars, light trucks and SUVs. The company was founded in 1999 with an initial concentration on high performance air filters. Since then, the company product line has broadened to include cold air intakes, fluid filters, exhaust systems, intake manifolds, intercoolers, programmers, differential covers, transmission pans and throttle body spacers. The team of engineers, machinists, production and sales people at aFe have many years of experience in their respective positions, and together work to ensure they produce the best automotive products on the market.

Features:

  • Mandrel Bent Aluminized Steel Tubing
  • High Quality Band Clamp
  • OE Style Bayonet Hangers For Secure Fitment
  • Factory Mounting Locations
  • Quick Hassle Free Installation
  • Massive Polished Stainless Steel Intercooled Tip
  • Tip w/Laser Cut Stainless Steel aFe Power Badge
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