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MagnaFlow Satin Stainless Steel Muffler – 12586

MagnaFlow Exhaust

  • Universal fit, with no year, make or model listed
  • MagnaFlow 12586 satin stainless steel muffler
  • Offset inlet, centered outlet, 2.5-inch tubes
  • Acoustical fiber fill inside a perforated core

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Description

Overview

The MagnaFlow 12586 is a satin stainless steel muffler built with an offset inlet, a centered outlet, and 2.5-inch inlet and outlet tubes. It is a straight-through design for exhaust systems that use a universal fit approach.

The body is 100% stainless steel with lap-joint welds, and the straight-through core is perforated with stainless mesh wrap. Acoustical fiber fill packed inside helps keep the sound deep and smooth over time. No vehicle is attached, so the offset inlet must line up with the pipe you plan to join.

Key features

  • Offset inlet and centered outlet
  • 100% stainless steel with lap-joint welds
  • Perforated straight-through core
  • Stainless mesh wrap and dense acoustical fill
  • Lifetime Warranty backing from MagnaFlow

Signs of a worn muffler

Most muffler wear shows up as sound, smell or appearance changes. A louder tone, a rattle at idle, or a hissing leak near a joint all point to a problem. Look at the body for rust, pinholes and seams that have opened, since stainless resists rust but can still crack at welds under stress. Acoustical packing wears over time, which can change the tone even when the shell looks fine.

Because a straight-through core runs the full length of the body, internal damage can be hard to see from outside. Tap the body lightly and listen for loose parts. If the exhaust smells of fuel or fumes near the cabin, have it inspected promptly, as the cause may be a leak upstream or at the muffler.

  • Listen for rattles and changes in tone
  • Look for cracked or opened welds
  • Check for leaks near the joints

Specifications

Brand MagnaFlow Exhaust
Part number 12586
UPC 841380001177
Finish Satin
Material 100% stainless steel
Muffler type Straight through
Inlet location Offset
Outlet location Centered
Tube size (inlet/outlet) 2.5 inches / 2.5 inches
Fitment listing Universal fit
Warranty Lifetime

Vehicle fitment

The 12586 has no listed vehicles. Universal fit means it is not matched to a model year, so the 2.5-inch tubes and offset inlet are the points to compare with your current exhaust.

Vehicle fit should be checked against your year, model and trim before buying.

What’s included

Check the package contents for clamps, hangers and gaskets before starting work.

SKU: M/F12586 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 25.00 lbs
Package dimensions 29.50 × 13.00 × 6.30 in
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Questions & Answers

Does the MagnaFlow 12586 have a vehicle fitment?

No vehicle is attached to the 12586. It is a universal fit muffler, so it is not matched to a year, make or model. Compare the offset inlet and 2.5-inch tube size with your exhaust before fitting.

What are the 12586 tube sizes?

Both the inlet and outlet tubes are 2.5 inches. The inlet is offset and the outlet is centered, and the straight-through core is perforated with stainless mesh wrap.

Is the 12586 stainless steel?

Yes. It is 100% stainless steel with a satin finish, and its body is lap-joint welded. Acoustical fiber fill inside the core is meant to keep the tone deep and smooth.

Does the 12586 include mounting hardware?

Look over the contents when the package arrives and check for hardware. Make sure the mounting points on your vehicle match the muffler before you install it.

What does a worn stainless muffler look like?

It often looks mostly fine from outside, which is why sound and leaks are useful clues. Look for cracked or opened welds, loose or split clamps, and dark soot streaks at joints. Heavy pitting or holes are obvious signs. Replacement is the usual fix once the shell or core is compromised.