Exhaust Archives ~ Roadkill Customs

Exhaust H-Pipes vs. X-Pipes: What You Need to Know

May 2, 2018 Roadkill Customs

In this video, Summit Racing technical adviser Carl Pritts explains the differences between H-pipes and X-pipes and their effect on exhaust scavenging and performance. Carl also provides insight on mounting considerations and when you may […]

How to Build and Install Exhaust Flame Throwers

January 7, 2018 Roadkill Customs

There are a lot of ways to bring attention to your vehicle but one of the most popular and controversial ways are flame throwers. Watch as the show Trucks and Stacey David take a closer […]

Exhaust System Kits and Parts

September 29, 2017 Roadkill Customs

Search New, NOS, Used and Salvaged Exhaust System Parts and Accessories for Vintage and Classic Cars, Trucks and Hot Rods. […]

Understanding Exhaust Systems

March 26, 2017 Roadkill Customs

The exhaust system is a series of pipes that evacuate the spent gases from an engine. So basically, the exhaust system will just vent waste gases from the engine. There are multiple exhaust system types which you can learn more about here. […]

Skull Exhaust Tips for Cars, Trucks and Bikes

March 12, 2017 Roadkill Customs

Skull Exhaust Tips are a great accessory for your Custom Car, Truck, Hot Rod or Rat Rod. These Skull Exhaust Tip accessories are available in multiple sizes and fit most car exhaust systems. […]

How To Determine Proper Exhaust Tubing Size

August 14, 2015 Roadkill Customs

This table below was supplied by Flowmaster. It’s intended as a basic reference guide to give you an idea of the general exhaust-pipe size needed to balance the prevention of excessive back-pressure while maintaining adequate exhaust-gas velocity. […]

Understanding Catalytic Converters

August 4, 2015 Roadkill Customs

A catalytic converter is a component found in the exhaust system of a vehicle. The catalytic converter burns the carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons to create nitrogen, and at the same time it reduces the nitrogen oxides. […]

Running Board Exhaust

January 30, 1999 Roadkill Customs

We have always been a fan of creative exhaust – but generally we looked for the creativity under the car. This example, however, really grabbed our attention – We’ve given thought to running exhaust through the tailgate or rear quarter panel, but not the running board. Food for thought for future projects… […]