Product Description
B&B Catback Sport Exhaust w. X-Pipe
Fits: 04-07 Cadillac CTS-V
This item is for the B&B Sport Catback with X-Pipe.
The luxury of a Cadillac and the performance of a Corvette have collided to create a beautiful blend of speed and styling with the introduction of the 2004 V-Series Cadillac CTS. Equipped with the same 5.7 liter V-8 engine featured on the Corvette Z06 and producing 400 horsepower and 390 lb.-ft of torque, the CTS-V is a new generation of domestic performance-bred luxury sedans. Until recently, luxury sedans with high performance characteristics were left to the marvels of German engineering, and those wishing to buy domestic were left with no options until now.
As an acclaimed U.S. manufacturer of performance exhaust systems for Corvettes, it was second-nature for Billy Boat to embrace an exhaust mod for the LS6 equipped CTS-V. Track-tested at Germany's famed Nürburgring, the V-Series represents a new class of spirited and sophisticated Cadillac's. Billy Boat Performance set out to develop a system that reflects the newly redefined Cadillac edginess with a perfectly tuned and styled exhaust system.
The exhaust system for the CTS-V is available as a Touring or Sport system, and features our exclusive proprietary designed muffler, 3" stainless steel mandrel bent tubing, and 3/8" thick stainless flanges for ease of installation. The Touring system for the CTS-V integrates a center resonator section for a slightly deeper exhaust note than the factory system while producing a gain of 9 rear wheel horsepower and 8-lb ft. of torque. The Sport system integrates the use of a center Xpipe in place of the resonator and creates a commanding sound deserving of the LS6 engine while producing 15 rear wheel horsepower and 15 lb-ft. of torque. For the undecided, the resonator and X pipe are fully interchangeable and the X pipe can be purchased separately in addition to the Touring system. The true dual system for the CTS-V finishes off nicely with fully-polished mufflers and 4.25" double wall tips.
