2015-2021 Dodge Challenger 6.2/6.4L QTP Screamer Cat Back

2015-2021 Dodge Challenger 6.2,6.4L Screamer Exhaust Cat Back Dual

With the success of our Electric Cut Out we took it to the next level, The Screamer Twintronic Muffler. A dual mode muffler with a single inlet with a dual outlet. One outlet is a straight pipe with our electric valve at the end. When in the open mode you the sound of a straight pipe with all the flow and volume.

Close the valve and the exhaust gets diverted through our louvered muffler section. Giving you the quiet mild-mannered sound. A nice deep tone, but without the drone.

You are in control. With the operation via the toggle switch or optional remote (10900) you can vary the valve any degree in between. Total control, total choice. This is the only exhaust system that gives you exactly what you want.

Other systems that make the power are loud and drone all the time which gets old. Other systems are on the quieter side, which lacks the power. With all the noise restrictions coming out The Screamer is the only system that gets you the power and sound you desire!

***Can Upgrade to QTP Quad Tip Adapter Option part # 430115T or 430115TB***

All systems are stainless steel for clean look and made in the USA.

Details

• 2015-2021 Dodge Challenger 6.2/6.4L Screamer Exhaust Cat Back

• Dual Split Rear

• Uses Factory Tips

• Electronic dual mode exhaust system

• Total user control over power and sound

• 304 stainless steel construction

• Quiet to riot with the flip of the switch

• Made in the U.S.A.



Includes

• Stainless Steel Exhaust Clamps

• USA made 304 Stainless Steel Mandrel Bent Tubing

• (2) Screamer Dual Mode Mufflers

• (2) Electric Valves with Toggle Switch

• Instructions and Hardware

NOTICE:

Quick Time Performance products are not designed or intended to be used as an automotive CAT, DPF or EGR delete kit, or an aftermarket defeat device which violates the Clean Air Act.Title II. Any of our products used in this manner are void from our warranty, will not be supported and the practice is expressly discouraged. If you have any questions on emissions regulations, please check with your local state laws and regulations.