MRT 2025+ Ram 1500 RHO MRT Extreme Mid Pipe

Are you looking to hear the turbo sounds of the all-new 3.0-liter Hurricane on your Ram 1500 RHO? You will be delighted with the MRT Extreme mid pipe exhaust upgrade when you hear pops and burbles that only a turbo engine can provide. MRT engineered an aggressive sound for Ram's off-road truck leader that is the best cost-effective off-road truck mod, designed for easy installation while reducing gas pressure for increased performance and power. This system is made from 3" exhaust pipe in T304 stainless steel for corrosion resistance and designed to last.The weak point of the factory exhaust system is the mid-muffler, which dampens the sound and performance potential of the RHO. The MRT Extreme Mid Pipe replaces this restrictive component, opening up the exhaust flow and providing a much-needed boost to the sound and performance without requiring you to replace the entire cat-back system. This thoughtful design saves you money while delivering exceptional results.In city driving expect a rich, baritone rumble from the back of the Ram truck. It’s noticeable yet refined, making daily driving more enjoyable without being overpowering to hear. As you cruise, the sound settles into the background, and the tire road noise becomes more noticeable than the exhaust. During testing, we found minimal to no drone, even at varying speeds and RPMs, making long drives comfortable for both driver and passengers. Of course, it's at open throttle when you hear the most aggressive note that makes the RHO sound like the high-performance machine it truly is. Whether you’re conquering off-road trails or cruising down the highway, this attention-grabbing roar is ready to go wherever your RHO takes you.For those Ram owners who want more sound versus stock exhaust and not so aggressive, MRT designed the trail-rated mid-pipe for an improvement over the factory sound and let's you hear the Turbo engine sounds.Hear the Difference  How does it sound? This MRT Extreme mid pipe is the loudest and baddest sounding exhaust that is always "on". Is there drone or resonance? Some managed drone. What if I step on it? Wide-open throttle brings out an extreme exhaust roar.