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MagnaFlow Satin Stainless Steel Muffler – 11256

MagnaFlow Exhaust

  • MagnaFlow 11256 satin stainless steel muffler, part number 11256
  • 2.5-inch tubes with offset inlet and centered outlet
  • Perforated straight-through core with stainless mesh wrap
  • Universal fit, with no vehicle named
  • Lifetime warranty included

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Description

Overview

The MagnaFlow 11256 is a 2.5-inch satin stainless steel muffler with an offset inlet and a centered outlet, built straight through. Lap-joint welds hold the stainless steel case together.

Inside, a perforated stainless core runs straight through and is wrapped in stainless mesh. The muffler is packed with acoustical fiber fill, which MagnaFlow says keeps the tone deep and consistent over the life of the unit. A lifetime warranty is stated.

Key features

  • Offset inlet with centered outlet
  • 2.5-inch inlet and outlet
  • Lap-joint welded stainless steel case
  • Perforated straight-through core with stainless mesh wrap
  • Acoustical fiber fill packed in the case
  • Lifetime warranty

Pre-install checklist

Preparation makes an exhaust swap much easier. Support the car on stands, let the system cool, and loosen the old clamps before pulling the pipe. Take photos of the existing hanger positions so the new muffler can match them when it goes back on.

Start with the pipe connection, since an offset inlet decides how the body will sit. Hand-tighten the clamps first, check that the outlet clears the axle and fuel tank, and then tighten evenly. A straight-line check from the outlet back toward the tailpipe helps prevent a twisted installation.

After a short test drive, look underneath for soot at joints and listen for new rattles. Exhaust work can settle a little after the first heat cycles, so recheck the clamps and hangers once the system has cooled.

  • Measure both tube diameters
  • Mark the inlet position before cutting
  • Gather clamps and hangers before starting

Specifications

Brand MagnaFlow Exhaust
Part number 11256
UPC 841380000606
Muffler type Straight through
Inlet location Offset
Outlet location Centered
Tube size (inlet/outlet) 2.5 inches / 2.5 inches
Material Stainless steel
Finish Satin
Packing Acoustical fiber fill

Vehicle fitment

It is universal fit and no vehicle is named. Check how the offset inlet sits against your pipe and confirm the 2.5-inch tube size before ordering.

Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

The offset inlet means the pipe enters from one side, so confirm where the connection falls before the clamps are tightened. Eye protection is worth wearing whenever you cut or weld exhaust pipe.

What’s included

Gather clamps and hangers before you start, since the box contents should be checked against your installation.

SKU: M/F11256 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 15.00 lbs
Package dimensions 25.10 × 9.00 × 4.40 in
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Questions & Answers

Where is the inlet on the MagnaFlow 11256?

The inlet is offset and the outlet is centered. Both tubes are 2.5 inches, so line up the pipe before ordering.

Is the MagnaFlow 11256 universal fit?

Yes, it is universal fit. No specific vehicle, year or chassis is named for it, so compare your exhaust before buying.

What is the part number for this MagnaFlow muffler?

The part number is 11256 and the UPC is 841380000606. It is a satin stainless steel straight-through muffler with a lifetime warranty.

Is a muffler swap a job for a home mechanic?

Often yes, if the vehicle is supported safely and the old parts come off without damage. Rusted clamps and seized bolts are common, so penetrating oil and a helper make the job simpler.

Can a muffler be reused if it has light surface rust?

Surface rust alone is usually not a reason to replace a muffler. Replace it if there are holes, loose seams or flaking that suggests the metal is thinning.