Nissan Muffler
The Nissan Muffler is an essential component in the vehicle’s exhaust system. In essence, the exhaust
system is the one that transmits the burnt gases from the internal combustion
engine into the exhaust pipe. In doing so, exhaust is prevented to amass inside
the engine, and thus stops potential breakdown of the engine. But aside from the
danger of the accumulation of gas, exhaust also emits a tremendous noise. Hence,
the muffler is built to reduce the noise generated by the engine by allowing burnt
gases to pass through a series of tubes and metal plates.
“Muffling” is the term to describe how Nissan mufflers quiet down the exhaust system operation. The exhaust valve from within the muffler
opens and closes as the exhaust passes through. When the valve is open, the burnt
gas is discharged at high pressure into the exhaust pipe. The sound waves that
pass across the flowing gas moves a lot faster than the gas itself. Thus, allowing
the muffler to become silent. In other words, the sound waves are converted into
heat energy by allowing the exhaust to move through a pattern of wave in perforated
chambers with different sizes. During such, the energy from the sound waves is
dissipated by letting them cancel each others’. There are two common types of
muffler designs. The first one utilizes a number of baffled chambers to reduce
noise, while the other one is designed to send exhaust through perforated pipe
wrapped around with a metal or fiberglass material.
Our site holds one of the widest selections of Nissan mufflers for your Nissan cars, trucks, and SUVs. Whether it is an OEM, standard replacement
or custom-molded muffler you need, simply browse through our catalog. We also
store other exhaust products that can further improve the performance of your
Nissans emission control performance.
Does your Nissan exhaust produce raucous noises whenever you go full throttle?
Is your Nissan beginning to sound like a rattling and clunking old jalopy? Then
you should definitely check your exhaust muffler. Chances are your Nissan needs
a new rear muffler or center muffler to suppress the noises coming from the exhaust
system.
For most Nissan cars, trucks and SUVs, one muffler is enough. However, there are
some modified cars that accommodate as many as six mufflers – usually more for
aesthetic purposes rather than for performance. Typically, these types of mufflers
cost an arm and a leg but provide a deeply satisfying growl that most vehicle
enthusiasts love, hence their popularity.
Mufflers are located in the exhaust pipe of an engine. Inside it is a series of
sound baffles which reduces the intensity of the noise produced by the exhaust.
There is a resonating chamber inside the muffler where the sound waves of the
exhaust noise cancel each other out resulting to reduced noise. In most vehicles,
the muffler is found at the rear, underneath the car. But there are some large
diesel-powered hemi trucks that have their mufflers mounted behind the cab.
Despite the muffler’s function to reduce the noise of the exhaust system, it has
one specific disadvantage – it makes the engine work harder to push the exhaust
gasses through them. That’s why some car owners now replace their stock mufflers
with ones that need less energy to push exhaust gasses through. This can enhance
the vehicle’s power and fuel economy, but will make it noisier. Whether you need
an OEM and aftermarket replacement for your stock mufflers or a newer more fuel-efficient
one, simply browse through our online catalog of Nissan mufflers and choose the
right one for your particular Nissan model. Our Nissan mufflers are guaranteed
high quality and durable.
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