The MagnaFlow BRExhaust 106-0167 is a direct-fit replacement exhaust for the 2009–2017 Nissan Maxima 3.5L V6. BRExhaust has been part of the MagnaFlow Group since 2017, and the kit is engineered as a factory-style replacement for Nissan part 20100ZY70A, with several related OE numbers listed as interchangeable. It is a multi-piece, bolt-on system, so it swaps in for the stock exhaust rather than requiring a custom fabrication job. If you are searching for a Maxima 3.5L cat-back replacement that keeps the factory exit location and mounting points, this kit is built for that purpose.
Compared with cheaper replacement systems, the manufacturer points to precision mandrel-bent piping, which it says improves exhaust flow over the crush-bent pipe common in competing replacements. The pipe is aluminized steel, and the manufacturer backs the kit with a two-year, unlimited-mileage warranty while stating that emissions equipment stays intact. Because the multi-piece design is adjustable, the install can be routed around axles, crossbars, and brackets without fabrication. Fitment is listed for the 2009–2017 Maxima 3.5L, but trim and model-year coverage varies across sources, so confirm your exact year and sub-model before ordering. Keywords: 2009-2017 Maxima 3.5L direct-fit exhaust, 106-0167 bolt-on replacement, mandrel-bent aluminized steel Maxima exhaust, OEM 20100ZY70A replacement.
The manufacturer lists two ring gaskets, one 2-bolt gasket, six nuts, one 2.25 in. U-bolt clamp, and six bolts.
No. The manufacturer states that no cutting, bending, or welding is required for installation.
The manufacturer states that the kit leaves all emissions equipment intact, and it carries a two-year, unlimited-mileage warranty.
This is a bolt-on job with no fabrication. The manufacturer says the multi-piece, adjustable design is built to clear the same obstacles the factory system navigates, including axles, crossbars, and brackets. Gaskets, clamps, and hardware are supplied, so plan on reusing or replacing your old hardware based on its condition and confirm you have a complete set before you start. Check fitment against your exact year and sub-model first, since coverage details vary across sources.
