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LinksMufflers HAMILTON.jpgsome infosome infoA muffler is an integral part of your exhaust system that provides a huge difference in the overall noise level of your car. The inside of a muffler is made up of a set of tubes with holes in them. These tubes and chambers are designed to reflect the sound waves produced by the engine, and depending on what type of sound you are looking for, can give you anything from near silence to a growl heard down the street.Pipesja-iolite-template-for-joomla-15[1].jpgsome infosome infoCatalytic Converters joomla_front[1].jpgsome infosome infoEvery car on the road today is a potential source of air pollution. Fortunately, your car is equipped with a catalytic converter that lowers the amount of harmful gas emissions being excreted by your car. The main emissions of a car are nitrogen gas, carbon dioxide, and water vapor. Most catalytic converters have 3 stages of catalysts that clean much of these pollutions before they reach the outside air.Custom Bending 6pohoo3[1].pngsome infosome infoStainless Exhaust blank.jpgsome infosome infoPerformance Exhaust Joomla_3[1].pngsome infosome infoMandrel Bent Systems component-helloworld-tutorial-guide-en-html-joomla15[1].pngsome infosome infoShocksblank.jpgsome infosome infoDespite what many people think, conventional shock absorbers do not support vehicle weight. Instead, the primary purpose of the shock absorber is to control spring and suspension movement. Shock absorbers are basically oil pumps. They contain a piston which travels back and forth against hydraulic fluid. The fluid is pushed through tiny holes, allowing only a small amount of fluid to flow, making the piston move slowly, which in turn slows down spring and suspension movement. The amount of resistance a shock absorber develops depends on the speed of the suspension and the number and size of the holes in the piston. Modern shock absorbers adjust to road conditions.Struts blank.jpgsome infosome infoA strut is a major structural part of your suspension system. Because of its design, a strut is lighter and takes up less space than the shock absorbers in conventional suspension systems. Struts perform two main jobs: first, struts perform a dampening function like shock absorbers. They also provide structural support for the vehicle suspension, support the spring, and hold the tire in an aligned position. Additionally, they bear much of the side load placed on the vehicle's suspension. As a result, struts affect riding comfort and handling as well as vehicle control, braking, steering, wheel alignment and wear on other suspension components, including tires.Springs blank.jpgsome infosome infoSprings support the weight of your vehicle, judge how far your vehicle is sitting off the ground, and absorb road shock. Springs are the compressable links that allow the frame and the body to ride relatively undisturbed while the tires and suspension follow the bumps in the road. When an additional load is placed on the springs or the vehicle meets a bump in the road, the springs will absorb the load by compressing. The springs are a very important component of the suspension system that provides ride comfort.undefinedundefinedundefinedundefinedundefined