2012 driveshaft problem with auto trans
Correct, this is the AFE pipe.
I've been running the aFe y-pipe for about a month and I've had no problems with it. I'm looking at their hi-tuck cat back exhaust and maybe their CAI. Here are a couple of shots after the y-pipe was installed while my Jeep was on the rack.
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Correct, this is the AFE pipe.
I've been running the aFe y-pipe for about a month and I've had no problems with it. I'm looking at their hi-tuck cat back exhaust and maybe their CAI. Here are a couple of shots after the y-pipe was installed while my Jeep was on the rack.
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Correct, this is the AFE pipe.
I've been running the aFe y-pipe for about a month and I've had no problems with it. I'm looking at their hi-tuck cat back exhaust and maybe their CAI. Here are a couple of shots after the y-pipe was installed while my Jeep was on the rack.
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Moving it away is a great idea but the drive shaft will still need to be replaced if the lift is over 3" or it will fail because of the angle in a short time.
i talked to AEV support today, and they recommended taking it to a muffler shop and having them lower the exhaust a couple inches at the drive shaft. i also asked about their thoughts on the driveshaft replacement. they thought the 2012 stock driveshaft with the auto will be fine and doesn't need to be replaced. i am debating on what to do here...TF spacers, aFe Y pipe, muffler shop hack job, new coast drive shaft....oh the decisions.



