If you drive a Freightliner Cascadia 113 or 125, you know how important it is to keep your exhaust system running smooth and clean. Whether youâre chasing better performance, a quieter ride, or that custom chrome lookâthis lineup of aftermarket exhaust parts has you covered.
Why Upgrade Your Cascadia's Exhaust System?
- Boost airflow:Â for stronger engine performance
- Cut down emissions:Â with DPFs and mufflers
- Add custom style:Â with chrome stacks and tips
- Reduce backpressure:Â and fuel waste
- Keep your truck compliant:Â and road-ready
These parts are designed for heavy-duty, long-haul use. They're made to fit your Cascadia 113 or 125 like a gloveâno guesswork, just results.
Here's what you can find!
- Exhaust Stacks: Chrome miter, turnout, or curved tops for a bold, clean finish
- Mufflers: Quiet your ride and improve performance
- DPFs (Diesel Particulate Filters): Trap soot and keep your emissions in check
- Exhaust Pipes & Elbows: Direct exhaust flow and prevent buildup
- Mounting Clamps & Brackets: Keep everything tight and rattle-free
- Complete Kits: Make installation a breeze with everything in one package
These components donât just performâthey look sharp too. Thatâs a win-win for owner-operators who take pride in their ride.
Whether youâre replacing worn-out parts or upgrading your Freightliner Cascadia exhaust system for better performance and style, youâll find what you need right here. Pair your upgrade with power modifications like
Freightliner 113/125 turbochargers and exhaust manifolds and swap out any old, worn-out
Cascadia 113/125 AC parts while youâre under the hood. Built strong. Priced right. Road ready.
Frequently Asked Questions About Freightliner Cascadia 113/125 Exhaust Parts
Will these exhaust parts fit my specific Cascadia model year?
Our Freightliner Cascadia 113/125 exhaust parts are designed to fit model years 2008-2017. However, there are variations between early models (2008-2011) and later models (2012-2017) due to EPA regulation changes. Always verify your truck's exact model year and engine type before ordering. If you're unsure, contact us with your OEM number and we'll help confirm compatibility.
What's the difference between aluminized and stainless steel exhaust components?
Aluminized steel exhaust parts offer good corrosion resistance at a lower price point and typically last 3-5 years depending on conditions. Stainless steel components cost more upfront but provide superior durability, lasting 7-10 years or more. If you operate in harsh weather conditions or areas with road salt, stainless steel is worth the investment. Aluminized works well for milder climates and shorter ownership periods.
Can I install these exhaust parts myself or do I need a shop?
Most straight pipe sections and mufflers can be installed with basic tools and mechanical knowledge. You'll need proper jack stands, clamps, and potentially a reciprocating saw for removal of old parts. DPF and DOC replacements require more expertise and often specialized diagnostic tools for proper calibration. Installation typically takes 2-4 hours for basic components, but allow extra time if you're dealing with rusted or seized parts.
What diameter exhaust pipes do I need for my Cascadia?
Most Cascadia 113/125 models use 5-inch diameter exhaust systems, but some configurations may have 4-inch systems. The diameter depends on your engine size and emissions equipment. DD13 and DD15 engines typically use 5-inch, while some ISX configurations may vary. Check your existing exhaust system or reference your build sheet to confirm the correct diameter before ordering.
How do aftermarket exhaust parts affect my warranty and emissions compliance?
EPA-compliant aftermarket parts that match OEM specifications won't void your warranty when properly installed. However, removing or modifying emissions equipment like DPF or DOC systems is illegal for on-highway use and will result in compliance issues. Replacement mufflers and pipes that maintain factory emissions equipment are perfectly legal. Always ensure any exhaust modifications comply with federal and state regulations for your operating areas.