Solo Performance Cat Back Rt Challenger Performance Exhaust Auto Transmission on 2040-parts.com
Buffalo, New York, US
Pricing is done with Our solo Round Dual Tip shown above. Kits also available reusing the factory tips on your vehicle. For a lower price.
Quad Square tips (also pictured above) are available as an upgrade for a small additional fee. One Car Multiple options.
Please contact us here with any questions small or large.
This kit fits only the RT V8 Car with the 5.7L Hemi Automatic Transmission cars. Manual Transmission cars should view our other auctions for the Proper Kit.
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Description
Raw American muscle on the outside and a non-invasive performance exhaust note on the inside. The difference from outside to inside is accomplished by months of research and development plus specific product design for the 2008-2012 Challenger 5.7 Hemi R/T (Auto). Fit, form and function are the cornerstones of our Solo Performance Challenger R/T exhaust kits. All of us at Solo Performance are very proud to introduce the Challenger community to our free-flow MACH X-R/T (Auto) Exhaust kits. These kits are a 2 1/2″ mandrel bent stainless steel converter back exhaust.
We had a lot of fun designing for this very “challenging” car and would like to thank our local Chrysler Dealerships and our loyal customers for the use of their cars and their invaluable feedback. Our MDS kit for the automatic is now also complete. The auto MDS kit includes J-pipes to cancel out the drone associated with the MDS. This was tested on a stock car while other engine modifications may require simple adjustments to the J-pipes.
Exhaust Kit Specs
Front Muffler Assembly
2 1/2″ mandrel bent stainless steel exhaust pipes combined with our dual in dual out stainless steel MACH-X muffler. This is a true X design muffler that is 14″ long with a 4″ X 9″ body. The X design calms the noise and smooths out the rough RPM ranges while remaining free flow.
Right and Left tail pipe assembly using Solo Quad tips
3″ mandrel bent stainless steel pipe with a ball and flair front connection ( where the tail pipe meets the front muffler assembly) to help with exhaust tip adjustments. Our tips are dual, staggered, beveled exhaust tips have dual 3 1/2″ outlets that were specifically designed for the Challenger.
Right and Left tail pipe assembly to be used with stock exhaust tips
These tail pipes are exactly the same as the ones described above except they have a rear ball (2 1/2″) which mates up to the flared stock exhaust tip. The stock “collar” must be used as well.
Dyno Graph and Results
• Increase of 29whp
• Increase of 31wtq
• This is on an otherwise stock car!
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