Exhaust systems are designed to survive years of heat, vibration, and road grime, yet some of their most important parts deteriorate so gradually that drivers rarely notice until performance or safety ...

Upgrading the exhaust is one of the first steps many take when they want to boost their car's performance. One of most obvious choices in this regard is to install a header in place of the stock ...

The engines that power the vehicles we drive are exceptional machines. They're capable of generating insane amounts of power in a relatively confined space, and they can generally be expected to ...

If you use a gasoline-powered V-8 pickup or SUV to tow a trailer, chances are you're going to eventually have an exhaust leak caused by broken manifold bolts or studs. We have a 2004 Dodge Durango ...

Bolted directly to the engine block, the exhaust manifold is the first section of a vehicle’s exhaust system. It funnels exhaust gases from all the cylinders and routes them to the car’s catalytic ...

The exhaust system heats the tailpipe because the exhaust gases go straight from the engine into the exhaust manifold, and the temperature of the whole system becomes pretty high. However, only some ...

While it is very common to port match an intake manifold to a set of cylinder heads to ensure that there is proper port alignment so that the air /fuel mixture can enter the intake side of the head ...

When Volkswagen's third-generation EA888 1.8-liter turbo four-cylinder engine came out, we noted a particularly unique feature that's somewhat uncommon in passenger car engines: The exhaust manifold ...