AFE High Tuck Exhaust
12-05-2012, 04:56 AM
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Originally Posted by ccampbell57
I got it from 4wheel parts in Denver. I got the AFE cold air intake, ypipe, and exhaust and hypertech installed for just under $1k...makes a huge difference with the 35" tires. The jeep is more powerful than stock with all the alterations.
I'll get some pics this weekend.
Speaking from experience, I wouldn't invest in the Y-Pipe, just go straight to a narrower dive line...it's the proper fix and only slightly more than the Y-Pipe
12-05-2012, 09:06 AM
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I got it from 4wheel parts in Denver. I got the AFE cold air intake, ypipe, and exhaust and hypertech installed for just under $1k...makes a huge difference with the 35" tires. The jeep is more powerful than stock with all the alterations.
I'll get some pics this weekend.
I'll get some pics this weekend.
12-05-2012, 11:21 AM
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I have the AFE High Tuck 3inch RB exhaust and the AirRaid intake on a 2012 JKU and I think it sounds really nice and it surely made up for adding the heavy 35 inch tires. Really very happy with all the mods so far.
12-05-2012, 12:21 PM
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I was really happy with the AFE. Much better overall sound then the DynoMax Center exit I have now(Had to get a center exit b/c of my coilover mounts in the rear.) My dynomax is way too loud for my taste at mid throttle and has some drone on the highway.
Price on the AFE was good, install was easy, and quality seemed top notch.
There is plenty of space in the middle where you could probably have a resonator welded in if it is too loud for you. I didn't have an intake, so I'm not sure how that effects overall sound.
Price on the AFE was good, install was easy, and quality seemed top notch.
There is plenty of space in the middle where you could probably have a resonator welded in if it is too loud for you. I didn't have an intake, so I'm not sure how that effects overall sound.
12-09-2012, 08:30 PM
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12-08-2013, 04:51 PM
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I just installed the banks cai and afe 2.5 cat back hi tuck over the weekend in my 2012. This set up is loud. I wish i went with something a little more quiet. It def. sounds like a rice burner.
I didnt expect to notice the power increase but it def has a little more pep now.
Thinking about trying to return it or install a resonator somewhere....
I didnt expect to notice the power increase but it def has a little more pep now.
Thinking about trying to return it or install a resonator somewhere....
12-11-2013, 03:25 PM
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Put the high tuck on my 2013 10th ann. Rubicon. Had it on for about a week and took it back off. I must be getting old, loved the look but couldn't believe how loud it was.
12-22-2013, 12:37 PM
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I just installed the banks cai and afe 2.5 cat back hi tuck over the weekend in my 2012. This set up is loud. I wish i went with something a little more quiet. It def. sounds like a rice burner. I didnt expect to notice the power increase but it def has a little more pep now. Thinking about trying to return it or install a resonator somewhere....
I ordered the 22" muffler section from AFE to replace the shorter, compact muffler.
Just put it on today and it sounds great! No drone nice rumble on idle and Good tone on acceleration. This is a must. Great function and perfect sound.
I had to relocate my kleinn horns but the fit nicely under the driver side rear floor board.