Your 2020-2023 2500/3500 6.6L HD Duramax is a reliable work-horse with amazing capabilities and rugged styling. Amp up its personality by adding in an MBRP S60610AL exhaust! The S60610AL filter-back exhaust system is reliable, durable and delivers the mellow tone you desire as an everyday work truck and for touring about.
Durability: Heavy-gauge Aluminized Steel tubing helps to resist dings and dents caused by debris under your vehicle. This material can be a great choice for you if you live in a dry climate that doesn't see much precipitation, or if you're looking for great sound on a budget.
Design: All of the tubing is mandrel bent for maximum exhaust flow. Mandrel bending ensures no rippling in the bends. The end result is that it gives you more fresh air inside your engine's cylinders, allowing it to produce more power and improve vehicle performance and longevity.
Sound and Style: With this design we have achieved a mellow exhaust note. The S60610AL creates that deep rumble of a true diesel, but for the long hauls is not over powering providing the perfect deep mellow tone. We finish off the look of this system with a mirror polished exhaust tip.
MBRP, Stand out from the crowd with a performance exhaust system that sounds great.
Aluminized steel, 5 inch filter back single side exit exhaust system with mirror polished tip
Fitment:
- 2020-2023 Chevrolet 2500 HD 6.6L Duramax
- 2020-2023 Chevrolet 3500 HD 6.6L Duramax
- 2020-2023 GMC 2500 HD 6.6L Duramax
- 2020-2023 GMC 3500 HD 6.6L Duramax
- Fits extended cab and crew cab models only
Features:
- Heavy gauged aluminized steel
- Enhanced mellow exhaust tone, touring profile
- Smooth mandrel bent tubing
- Single side exit
- Clamps included
- 6 Inch OD mirror polished tip included
Notes:
- Cutting Required For Installation
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