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Turbo-Back Exhaust Systems

Turbo-back systems replace the entire exhaust from the turbocharger outlet to the tailpipe. This delivers maximum performance gains on turbocharged vehicles by eliminating all restrictions.

What's Included

  • Downpipe (from turbo)
  • Catalytic converter or test pipe
  • Mid-pipe
  • Muffler and tailpipe
  • All hardware

Performance Benefits

Turbo engines are very sensitive to backpressure. A turbo-back system can add 25-50+ HP by:

  • Reducing exhaust backpressure on turbine
  • Faster turbo spool
  • Lower exhaust gas temperatures
  • Improved turbo efficiency

Emissions Note

Some turbo-back systems include high-flow catalytic converters for street legality. Others include test pipes for off-road/race use only. Check product descriptions for details.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's included in a turbo-back exhaust system?

Turbo-back systems include everything from the turbocharger outlet to the tailpipe: downpipe, catalytic converter (or test pipe), mid-pipe, muffler, and tailpipe. Some systems offer catted (with high-flow cat) or catless (test pipe) downpipe options. It's the most complete exhaust upgrade for turbocharged vehicles.

How much power does a turbo-back exhaust add?

Turbo-back systems can add 25-50+ horsepower on stock turbo applications because turbo engines are very sensitive to exhaust backpressure. The turbo spools faster, exhaust gas temperatures drop, and the turbo operates more efficiently. Combined with a tune, gains can exceed 50 horsepower on many platforms like the WRX and EcoBoost.

Is a turbo-back exhaust street legal?

It depends on the specific system. Turbo-back systems with high-flow catalytic converters are street legal and emissions-compliant. Systems with test pipes or catless downpipes are for off-road/race use only and will fail emissions tests and trigger check engine lights. Check product descriptions for catted vs catless options.

What's the difference between turbo-back and cat-back for turbo cars?

Cat-back keeps the factory downpipe and catalytic converter, replacing only from the cat back. Turbo-back replaces everything from the turbo, including the restrictive factory downpipe. Turbo-back offers significantly more power gains (25-50+ HP vs 10-20 HP) because the downpipe is a major restriction point on turbo vehicles.

Do I need a tune with a turbo-back exhaust?

A tune is highly recommended with turbo-back systems, especially catless setups. The significantly reduced backpressure changes air/fuel ratios and boost characteristics. A proper tune prevents lean conditions, optimizes boost, and unlocks the full power potential. Most owners consider the tune part of the complete turbo-back upgrade.