Exhaust Mazda Xedos 6 (1991-1999)

The Mazda Xedos 6 (type CA) is available in petrol engines: 1.6 16V (107-114 HP, engine B6EW, built from 10/1993 to 07/1997) and 2.0 V6 (140-146 HP, engines KF1 or similar, built from 04/1994 to 12/2002). Exhaust system parts are designed to fit these specific models and engines.

Available exhaust components include exhaust back boxes (pots), silencers, pipes, joints, and catalytic converters adapted for petrol engines with or without catalytic converters (KAT). These parts are manufactured to fit original mounting points and specifications for the Xedos 6 models.

Yes, for the 1.6 16V engine (B6EW), the main compatible exhaust parts include:

• Exhaust pots with various lengths and weights designed for catalytic converter compatibility
• Intermediate silencers compliant with emission standards
• Gaskets and nuts for mounting and sealing
• Catalytic converters designed for KAT systems in this engine model
• Complete sport exhaust kits specifically designed for this engine size and power

Check the exact mounting compatibility and kit options based on your engine variant and production year to ensure a suitable fit.

The 2.0 V6 engine (engines KF1 or similar) has specifically tailored exhaust parts such as:

• Exhaust pots fitted with original thread sizes and specifications
• Rear silencers designed to comply with emission and noise standards
• Accessories and joints suitable for secure mounting on V6 setups

Always verify parts compatibility by engine code and production date to ensure proper fitment and performance.

Yes, there are sport exhaust kits and stainless steel silencers designed to enhance durability and offer optimized sound characteristics for Mazda Xedos 6 models. These are made with high-quality stainless steel materials and precision engineering to match the exhaust flow requirements of your engine.

• Stainless steel front silencers with optimized sound for the 2.0 V6 engine
• Complete sport exhaust systems for 1.6 16V engines

These options add value to your vehicle’s exhaust system with improved quality and style while maintaining suitable mounting and OEM-like performance.

Ensuring compatibility is crucial for mounting, performance, and compliance. Here are some key tips:

• Verify the production year of your car and engine code (e.g., B6EW for 1.6 16V, KF1 for 2.0 V6).
• Check if your car is equipped with a catalytic converter (KAT) and select parts accordingly.
• Use original mounting points and matching gaskets/joints for effective assembly.
• Consult references or provide your VIN when ordering to confirm part compatibility and receive support.

Contact technical support or consult professional garage service for installation guidance and mounting kit details.

Quality is key when replacing exhaust components. Choose products crafted from durable steel material and compliant with European standards. Reliable systems are available with:

• Warranty coverage (often 3 years limited to usage kilometers)
• Manufacturing according to strict automotive regulations
• OEM or OEM-equivalent design ensuring sound and performance
• Free return options within set periods for unused parts
• Direct factory support and technical assistance for fitting and troubleshooting

Look for products from certified European manufacturers with proven durability and performance certifications.

When changing or adding exhaust components, consider these essential tips to maintain vehicle health and performance:

• Always replace related gaskets and joints to ensure a secure and leak-free connection.
• Check and match the catalytic converter specifications for your engine size and emission requirements.
• Use mounting kits and hardware designed for your car’s exhaust system to avoid bad fit or damage.
• Prefer professional installation to ensure proper alignment, sealing, and safety.
• Keep service records of your exhaust system changes for warranty and maintenance purposes.

Proper care and quality parts will help maintain your car’s power, reduce emissions, and ensure quieter and cleaner running over time.