changing the muffler???
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JK Super Freak
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From: GRANDE PRAIRIE, AB
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From: Elgin, SC
Magnaflow
I have a magnaflow mounted about a foot behind the Y (where the two pipes come together under the driver seat), sounds great a WOT and nice and quiet during regular operation. I woyuld avoid a flowmaster and gibson as they really dont sound that great IMO but I love my magnaflow its awesome and quiet when I want it to be!
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From: The San Andreas Fault
I just had this Flowmaster installed on Thursday. It is a series 40, they used as much of the factory pipe as they could. When they removed the factory muffler, they just added a piece and now it exits on the left rear.
It has a good throaty sound at idle and has a little rumble when you take off. It reminds me of the 4.0 that the older wranglers had. Total price was $110.00 including installation.
I included a couple of photos and a movie clip, sorry but it was kind of windy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xqFGoT5e0Y
It has a good throaty sound at idle and has a little rumble when you take off. It reminds me of the 4.0 that the older wranglers had. Total price was $110.00 including installation.
I included a couple of photos and a movie clip, sorry but it was kind of windy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xqFGoT5e0Y
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From: Vernon,Ct
Cool Tech
http://cooltechllc.com
You should check out Cool Tech. I like the sound and gives you a little more power. Kit goes together easy couple of cuts and your done and looks good too.
You should check out Cool Tech. I like the sound and gives you a little more power. Kit goes together easy couple of cuts and your done and looks good too.
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From: Central Fl
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From: Wagoner, OK
The photos I took probably don't do it justice, but if you watch the video you can see that the exhaust is pretty much in line with the rear recovery hook and the receiver hitch. It could get smashed down a bit I think the rear bumper will catch most of the damage.
