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From the manifold to the exhaust stack, you’ll find that TruckpipesUSA can be the best source for your exhaust system accessories. The system diagrams below represent typical components found on exhaust systems.Bent Tubes & Elbows For directional changes of exhaust flow in exhaust systems. Available in common angles (90°, 67° and 45°) for both O.D. and I.D. tube connections. Wye ConnectorFor joining legs of dual manifold outlet to form a single exhaust system. Wye connectors can …

Exhaust pipes for big rig trucks are an essential component of the overall exhaust system. They play a crucial role in removing harmful gases and pollutants from the engine, ensuring the truck runs efficiently and safely. In this blog post, we will discuss the different types of exhaust pipes available for big rig trucks, their benefits and drawbacks, and how to maintain them.The most common types of exhaust pipes for big rig trucks are aluminized steel and stainless steel. Aluminized steel exha …

A Marmon Connection is a method to join an exhaust connection together.   It is a best practice for a tight seal.  Flanges and flares are used to join parts together for leakproof and serviceable connection. A V-Band Clamp is then used to join the union together  We have a lot of customers that use Marmons to quick disconnect joints to gain access to the underside of the truck.   Marmon connections is made up of 3-4 parts.  1. Flange2. Flare3. V-Band Clamp …

EXHAUST BELLOWSMost commonly, exhaust bellows are designed to limit the motion/kinetic energy within or passed along from the engine to high-cost emissions systems by absorbing displacements and vibrations and accommodating thermal expansion.ApplicationsExhaust bellows can be found On many Engines, Between Turbos, Between Turbo and Aftertreatment and even between Aftertreatment and the Silencer or Outlet Pipe for On- and off-highway commercial vehicle exhaust systems for:TrucksConstructionMarine …

There are many different grades of stainless-steel used in various industries. In the world of truck exhaust, the two most common grades of stainless-steel used are 409 and 304. While all of them can produce excellent quality exhaust that resist corrosion and rust, there are some key differences between them all. Here is the comparison:409 Stainless-Steel (Mid-Grade): Most Common Stainless-Steel Grade Used for Truck ExhaustIs dull and cannot be polishedA Magnetic SteelMid-Level of Resistan …