Trufit Exhaust Blogger

  With regards to vehicle parts, the most commonly and most easily damaged part tends to be the exhaust pipe, which more often than not breaks down due to constant heat or due to rust and weathering. Thankfully, most exhaust pipes are tough enough that the most amount of damage they get are holes. Holes tend to be of varied sizes, or one ridiculously large hole near the engine block, in the mid-section or at the furthest end of the tailpipe. While for some folks this may curtail a much needed and immediate replacement of the exhaust pipe, there are ways to temporarily fix holes in exhaust pipes which do not necessitate costly replacement. In fact, some exhaust pipe repairs can be done right in the comfort of your own garage, and can even be a nice do-it-yourself project for the weekend until you can afford to take your vehicle into an exhaust centre. The steps on how to temporarily fix a hole in an exhaust pipe are quite simple and can be undertaken by even the most inexperienced D...

Aftermarket enthusiasts wade through distracting piles of advertising media. Digital or paperbound, there’s usually more hype than anything else locked inside the promotional literature. How do we separate engineering science, the real performance gains, from the wily publicity brochures? Maybe, just this once, all of the available styles and types of aftermarket exhaust systems are muddying the waters. What’s needed is a strategy, a muffler design and sound absorption game plan. A Noise-Based Muffler Design Strategy The top exhaust system brands make their performance gains a reality, but they’re sometimes a little coy when it comes to explaining the engineering methods behind the product. You start your strategy with a shortlisting process, a way of putting your thoughts on paper. What do you want the muffler to do? Is there a sound profile you want to emulate? Yes, you want to absorb the sound, but you also probably want to tune the noise until it reproduces a legendary ...

Just like your home exhaust system, your car too has an exhaust system that is needed for the better performance of the engine. The exhaust system is actually piping that is used to direct the exhaust gases away from the engine and it is something that is needed for the better functioning of the engine or stove and you need to ensure that your car’s exhaust system is perfectly functioning and in the best condition. In a simple term, exhaust systems are the piping mechanism that removes burnt gases from the engine. You need to remember a simple fact that your car’s factory-built exhaust system is not competent enough to function for a longer period of time. There are many reasons for the same. First of all, to lower down the overall budget of the car, manufacturers have gone for the inexpensive exhaust installation and it is understandable. Blaming the manufacturer is not a solution as they have offered you a car that can run on the roads. If you want to improve the engine perf...