AFE Power Mach Force XP (TM) cat back Exhaust

[AirecK]

Hey guys,
I was wondering i saw a deal on 4wd on this exhaust i was wondering if anyone has it? and also any reviews on it? Im thinking of picking it up sometime this week. Figured I would ask anyone about it.

Here is the video posted on youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuyZGlWQedo

thanks in advance guys!

[AirecK]

bump!!!!!!!!!

[bo9roadking]

There are a couple of threads already in the forums about the aFe exhaust. One individual likes it and another person thinks it is too loud or produces too much drone. I received my aFe hi-tuck cat-back exhaust yesterday and I hope to have it installed next week. Can't provide any more info than that right now.

[jksteve89]

I have the AFE hi-tuck and like it alot. I would definitely buy it again. I assume that this exhaust will be of the same quality.

[R_K_DUB]

Hey guys,
I was wondering i saw a deal on 4wd on this exhaust i was wondering if anyone has it? and also any reviews on it? Im thinking of picking it up sometime this week. Figured I would ask anyone about it.

Here is the video posted on youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuyZGlWQedo

thanks in advance guys!

Just installed my afe hi tuck exhaust today. Love it. Sounds badass when idling. No regrets.

If and when you install a exhaust, use plumbers pliers when removing your old exhaust from the isolation mounts. The pliers work awesome.

[bo9roadking]

I had the aFe cat-back installed yesterday. From the short amount of time that I've been driving around with it on, I'm liking it. At idle, it has a deep throaty growl. After the rpms get above 2000, my Jeep starts to sound more like a v6 sports car. At hwy speeds, I don't hear the exhaust unless I'm pressing on the accelerator to pass someone. I think part of that is because the exhaust may be masked with road noise, wind noise, and the radio. I've included a few photos of it.

This is where the exhaust connects to my aFe y-pipe.


This is a shot of the entire exhaust.


The final shots to show how tucked up under the jeep it is for protection from the elements.