2013 Jeep JK Mods
08-19-2014, 06:31 AM
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2013 Jeep JK Mods
I have a Rugged Ridge air intake plus aFe throttle body and Dynomax exhaust being delivered this week and excited to install. I will post again with my thoughts on this setup soon....
08-21-2014, 10:37 PM
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Update; JK Mods
I installed the air intake, throttle body spacer and exhaust immediately after UPS delivered the parts. It took me a little over 3 and half hours mainly because the removal of the old exhaust. It took some finesse to get the air intake installed and I learned that sometimes instructions are not the best way to go. These installs were fairly easy and straight forward anyway.
I was a little concerned with the cheaper products but after my drive into work, I do have to say that I am impressed with the improved throttle response and power. I really haven't been on a long trip to see improved gas mileage as it has stayed the same. I will have to re-learn how to get the best mpg and will add to this post when I figure it out.
Overall, I am happy with this setup and I don't have any complaints. I do want to mention that I had to be creative when I reinstalled the air sensor into the new intake because there wasn't a gromit included so used the rubber mount from my old air box that I was instructed to remove. It works and is only temporary. Another bump in the road is that the Dynomax exhaust clamps are too big so I bought 21/2 inch clamp for the part that mounts together with the existing pipe and took a piece of the old clamp and placed it between the new clamp and exhaust tips which worked perfectly.
I was a little concerned with the cheaper products but after my drive into work, I do have to say that I am impressed with the improved throttle response and power. I really haven't been on a long trip to see improved gas mileage as it has stayed the same. I will have to re-learn how to get the best mpg and will add to this post when I figure it out.
Overall, I am happy with this setup and I don't have any complaints. I do want to mention that I had to be creative when I reinstalled the air sensor into the new intake because there wasn't a gromit included so used the rubber mount from my old air box that I was instructed to remove. It works and is only temporary. Another bump in the road is that the Dynomax exhaust clamps are too big so I bought 21/2 inch clamp for the part that mounts together with the existing pipe and took a piece of the old clamp and placed it between the new clamp and exhaust tips which worked perfectly.
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08-26-2014, 08:25 AM
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If you wouldn't mind could you call Tech and let them know this. Stuff like this I like to get into our call reports. Their number is 734-384-7806.
Much appreciated.
Much appreciated.
I installed the air intake, throttle body spacer and exhaust immediately after UPS delivered the parts. It took me a little over 3 and half hours mainly because the removal of the old exhaust. It took some finesse to get the air intake installed and I learned that sometimes instructions are not the best way to go. These installs were fairly easy and straight forward anyway.
I was a little concerned with the cheaper products but after my drive into work, I do have to say that I am impressed with the improved throttle response and power. I really haven't been on a long trip to see improved gas mileage as it has stayed the same. I will have to re-learn how to get the best mpg and will add to this post when I figure it out.
Overall, I am happy with this setup and I don't have any complaints. I do want to mention that I had to be creative when I reinstalled the air sensor into the new intake because there wasn't a gromit included so used the rubber mount from my old air box that I was instructed to remove. It works and is only temporary. Another bump in the road is that the Dynomax exhaust clamps are too big so I bought 21/2 inch clamp for the part that mounts together with the existing pipe and took a piece of the old clamp and placed it between the new clamp and exhaust tips which worked perfectly.
I was a little concerned with the cheaper products but after my drive into work, I do have to say that I am impressed with the improved throttle response and power. I really haven't been on a long trip to see improved gas mileage as it has stayed the same. I will have to re-learn how to get the best mpg and will add to this post when I figure it out.
Overall, I am happy with this setup and I don't have any complaints. I do want to mention that I had to be creative when I reinstalled the air sensor into the new intake because there wasn't a gromit included so used the rubber mount from my old air box that I was instructed to remove. It works and is only temporary. Another bump in the road is that the Dynomax exhaust clamps are too big so I bought 21/2 inch clamp for the part that mounts together with the existing pipe and took a piece of the old clamp and placed it between the new clamp and exhaust tips which worked perfectly.
08-26-2014, 08:45 AM
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Can you call Fiat along with them? Tell them how to fix the Wrangler the right way so we dont end up with IFS and other stupid changes to the Wrangler. Haha
08-26-2014, 09:02 AM
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