DIY exhaust stainless steel

If you are looking to build a custom exhaust for your car, stainless steel is a great alternative to regular steel. Stainless steel is highly resistant to high temperatures and pressure, and of course, it is less prone to rust than ordinary steel.

Buying a stainless steel exhaust

Our stainless steel exhaust components are universal parts. This means that the parts are not designed for a specific car model. We offer a wide range of pipes, bends, and connectors in various lengths, angles, and diameters. This increases the likelihood that you will find exactly what you need. When purchasing a part, it?s important to ensure that you have the correct measurements for a seamless fit with the rest of your exhaust system.

All of our stainless steel exhaust parts come from Simons Sportsystem. This Swedish company specialises in sports exhausts, so you can be confident you?re getting high-quality parts that will deliver a great sound. In addition to exhaust pipes, Simons also offers mufflers in various sizes. We have everything you need to achieve the perfect sound from your engine.

Stainless steel exhaust installation

When replacing (parts of) your exhaust system, it is important to have the correct mounting materials ready. Depending on your vehicle and the parts you are replacing, you will need suitable clamps and rubber hangers. Exhaust assembly paste is always necessary to ensure pipes are seamlessly connected.

Before starting to build or repair your exhaust, it?s crucial to have the required technical knowledge and tools, and to carefully research the materials you will need. An exhaust system should not be too long or hang too low above the ground. Additionally, the noise level from your exhaust should not exceed legal limits. Make sure you are well-informed or consult a professional before beginning this task.

DIY exhaust stainless steel

Stainless steel exhaust parts are a great replacement for damaged exhaust pipes. Rust formation is one of the main causes of exhaust leaks. Since the exhaust system is located underneath the car, it often comes into contact with dirt and water. Over time, rust eats away at the steel, eventually causing a leak. A leaking exhaust makes an unpleasant noise and does not properly filter exhaust gases.

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