Thunderbolt by CanAmMex Exhaust Parts





Thunderbolt is a child brand of Canammex Exhaust which offers top-notch stainless steel mufflers and tips under the Thunderbolt brand name. Founded in 2002 Canammex Exhaust has been constantly growing and now provides a wide range of universal and performance mufflers, truck and diesel mufflers, catalytic converters and universal catalytic converters, etc. The facilities of Canammex Exhaust are located in Florida, Virginia, and Canada.

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Thunderbolt products are expertly crafted with meticulous attention to every detail for maximum durability. The quality control is maintained through the manufacturing process from components to finished products. Made from first-rate materials Thunderbolt products provide efficient and long service life. The line of Thunderbolt products includes premium glass packs and turbo tubes, flex pipes, catalytic converters, hangers and J-hooks, X and Y pipes, etc.

If you are looking for Thunderbolt products which ensure the highest level of quality and workmanship, then browse our virtual shelves to select the products that will suit your budget and needs. On our website you will find an exhaustive line of Thunderbolt products made to meet the most demanding requirements that customers have today and those they will have tomorrow. We strive to give the most complete and accurate information about Thunderbolt products as well as provide support for our clients who have questions or require some help while making an order.

Thunderbolt Reviews

26 reviews
3 of 5
Cheap, Functional
If you need to replace your cat and want to do it on a budget, you can't really get any cheaper than this without pulling one yourself at your local pick'n'pull. At least this one is technically new. It's functional, but maybe unremarkable beyond that. Product claims to improve exhaust flow, which it technically did, but maybe that's more to do with the fact that my previous cat had about 225k on it and was giving me a check engine code begging to be replaced. I will note, this thing makes my Forester sound like a lawn mower. Literally. Imagine a lawn mower, or a little motorcycle, it has a loud fluttery "pop", like a "plp plp plp plp" sound. But you get used to funny sounds when you're keeping a beater alive. I noticed during the install that there were these really fat welds on the inside of the piping where the exhaust pipes meet the mounting plates, I'm guessing those welds are choking the exhaust flow a bit and causing the "pop" that I hear from underneath the car now. I made sure there were no leaks either, so it's not an issue with the mounting. I considered pulling it off again to dremel down the welds and see if that improves the acoustics a bit, but idk if I want to be bothered. Maybe if I decide the car is worth the love. In any case, it got rid of my exhaust code, and the little engine seems less restrained than before so that's a plus. If you're on a budget, this'll work. If quality is a concern, you could do better but you'll probably pay roughly double at least. Things to consider.
Posted by Isaiah (San Antonio, TX) / April 14, 20222007 Subaru Forester
2 of 5
Chrome Discoloration
When I first ordered the tips, they did'nt look to be staggered, but the pictures aren't the best so my mistake there, but they've been on my car since March 10th of this year and the chrome is already discolored. Seemed to be of good quality at first, but didn't last for me.
Posted by Cj (Dyer, IN) / April 30, 20202000 Audi S4