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MagnaFlow Cat-Back Competition Exhaust 18-19 Kia Stinger L4-2.0LGAS Quad 2.5in Stainless Tips
$1,745.00
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$1,745.00
$1,745.00
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Magnaflow
- SKU
- MAG19405
- Shipping weight
- 56.7 lb
The MagnaFlow 2018-2021 Kia Stinger Competition Series Cat-Back Performance Exhaust System 19405 brings an aggressive, attention-grabbing edge to the deep resonant exhaust note we're so well known for. This exhaust kit is designed to enhance your 2.0L 2018-2021 Kia Stinger with dyno-proven performance made possible thanks to fast-flowing mandrel bent 2.5in. main piping and 4 Straight-Through;Tuned Chamber mufflers ending in a Quad Split Rear exit featuring a sporty finish. The exhaust system's cat-back layout replaces your ride's exhaust system from near the catalytic converter on back. Exhaust system 19405 is engineered to make your vehicle's engine produce Aggressive exterior and Moderate interior sound levels, befitting its competition-oriented design. 19405's direct-fit design makes installation a breeze thanks to the use of advanced 3D scanning techniques. This performance exhaust system is made of 100% durable and corrosion-resistant stainless steel and produced using CNC precision robotic manufacturing, all backed by MagnaFlow's limited lifetime warranty. Please check to ensure compliance with local noise regulations.
| Year | Make | Model | Submodel |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2018-2019 | Kia | Stinger | Base |
| 2020-2021 | Kia | Stinger | GT-Line |
| 2018-2019 | Kia | Stinger | Premium |
- Crafted From 409 Stainless Steel With All Mandrel-Bent Tubing
- Increased Horsepower And Torque
- Aggressive exterior sound
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