AFE Mach Force XP Cat-Back Exhaust System – 2.5″ Diameter, Compatible with 2010–2013 Camaro V6 (3.6L)

Description

aFe is proud to announce the MACH Force XP cat-back exhaust system for the 2010-2013 Chevrolet Camaro with the V6-3.6L engine. In recent testing this system produced 10 horsepower and 15 lbs. x ft. of torque. This exhaust system is constructed from 2-1/2″, mandrel-bent, stainless steel and is MIG-welded. The system uses dual, high-flow mufflers with 2-1/2″ tubing which improves performance across the power band while maintaining the true muscle car sound. aFe has incorporated an equalizer balance tube to evenly distribute exhaust pulses traveling through the exhaust system. This not only creates a more efficient flow and better performance, the equalizer balance tube also reduces sound decibels, minimizing exhaust drone. Included in this system are dual 4″, double wall, polished, 304 stainless steel, slash cut aFe laser-etched exhaust tips. This exhaust uses all factory hanger locations for a hassle-free installation. No modifications necessary.
Available Tips:Polished – 49-44042-PIncluded in this system are dual 4″, double wall, polished, 304 stainless steel, slash cut aFe laser-etched exhaust tips. This exhaust uses all factory hanger locations for a hassle-free installation. No modifications necessary.
Black – 49-44042-BIncluded in this system are dual 4″, double wall, gloss black, 304 stainless steel, slash cut aFe laser-etched exhaust tips. This exhaust uses all factory hanger locations for a hassle-free installation. No modifications necessary.
Simple Installation:
All systems use factory mounting locations providing stability and hassle-free installation.
Leak-Free Seal:
High quality band clamps are used for a complete 360 degree sealing surface.
Aggressive Sound:
Dual free-flowing mufflers are used to absorb high pitch tones producing a powerful sound and unleashing all available horsepower and torque.
Equalizer Balance Tube:
The equalizer balance tube evenly distributes exhaust pulses traveling through the exhaust system. This not only creates a more efficient flow and better performance, it also reduces sound decibels minimizing exhaust drone.

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