What are the benefits of modifying the exhaust system?
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Primarily for aesthetics and performance. Below is an introduction to the functions of exhaust system modifications: 1. Purely for aesthetics, modifying the exhaust tip: This minor modification to the exhaust tip has absolutely no impact on the vehicle and achieves the desired effect at minimal cost. It represents the most basic and simplest form of minor modification. It doesn't alter the sound, performance, or cause the exhaust emissions to fail compliance tests. For some, this might be a low-investment, low-risk approach with decent returns—its sole characteristic being visual appeal. 2. For aesthetics and enhanced sound, modifying the mid and rear sections: This type of modification can only be considered a mild alteration. Since it doesn't involve changes to critical components like the engine, exhaust manifold, sensors, or catalytic converter, it generally requires minimal expenditure to achieve satisfactory results. 3. Modifying exhaust backpressure and ECU remapping for performance enhancement: Typically pursued only by professional car enthusiasts, this requires knowledgeable owners and specialized tuning shops with sufficient time and financial resources. Replacing original critical components and altering the ECU programming steps beyond warranty coverage and legal boundaries, introducing potential instability. Hence the saying "Modifying cars impoverishes three generations, tuning ruins a lifetime"—ordinary people should minimize such endeavors.
