MBRP 5" DPF-Back Exhaust System – RAM 2500/3500 6.7L (2013–2024)
MBRP 5" DPF-Back Exhaust System – XP Series (RAM 2500/3500 6.7L 2013–2024)
Enhance your RAM 2500/3500's performance and sound with MBRP's XP Series 5" DPF-back exhaust system. Constructed from durable T409 stainless steel, this system improves exhaust flow, reduces backpressure, and delivers a refined exhaust note without excessive volume.
Key Features:
- Material: T409 Stainless Steel for superior durability and corrosion resistance.
- Performance: Mandrel-bent tubing reduces backpressure, enhancing horsepower and torque.
- Sound Profile: Tour Profile – delivers a mellow exhaust note without interior drone.
- Installation: Bolt-on design utilizes factory hangers for a straightforward installation.
Technical Specifications:
- Tubing Diameter: 5-Inch
- Exit Style: Single Side Exit
- Tip Finish: 6" Polished T304 Stainless Steel
Experience the perfect blend of performance and sound with MBRP's XP Series exhaust system.
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MBRP Exhaust
For over 25 years, MBRP has been a trusted name in performance exhausts. Their systems deliver proven horsepower and torque gains, signature sound, and long-lasting durability. With options in aluminized and stainless steel, MBRP offers bolt-on exhaust upgrades for trucks, Jeeps, SUVs, and performance cars. Whether you’re towing, off-roading, or daily driving, MBRP has the perfect system to fit your needs.
T409 Stainless Steel
5"
Single Side
First Class Quality and Craftsmanship
Quality Material
Material options include Aluminized Steel, Black Coated Aluminized Steel and T304 or T409 Stainless Steel.
Each connection will be a bolt on or slip fit for easy, weld-free installation; clamps are included to secure each piece.
Exhaust Tip
Several tip options for different looks and sounds
DIY Installation
Easy install that you can do yourself.
Exhaust FAQ's
What’s the difference between stainless steel and aluminized steel exhausts?
Stainless Steel: Rust-proof, durable (10+ years), pricier. Best for harsh conditions
Aluminized Steel: Cheaper cost, lighter, lasts 5-7 years. Good for dry climates or budget builds.
Choose: Stainless for longevity; aluminized for cost savings.
How does a performance exhaust improve my truck?
Power Boost: Upgrading to a performance exhaust reduces backpressure, improving horsepower and torque—typically 5-15 HP gains for trucks like the F-150 or Silverado. It’s subtle but noticeable when towing or off-roading.
Sound: You’ll get a deeper, more aggressive growl—truck owners love this for stance and presence.
Fuel Efficiency: Slightly better gas mileage (1-2 MPG) due to improved airflow, though not a game-changer for some models.
Is installing a truck exhaust easy, or do I need a pro?
DIY Option: Many exhausts (e.g., bolt-on kits) are designed for backyard mechanics with basic tools—jack stands, wrenches, and 2-4 hours, thes kits often include clamps and hangers for a straightforward swap.
Pro Install: If your truck has rust, custom bends, or you want a perfect fit, a shop’s labor fee ensures no leaks or rattles. Complex systems (dual exits) might need welding.
Tip: Check your kit’s instructions, most exhausts are plug-and-play, but watch YouTube for your truck model (e.g., “Ram 1500 exhaust install”) to gauge difficulty.