Dynomax offers a single in dual out setup. You have to buy the second tail pipe seperate. I am goin to pick up the single in single out setup this week. Hopefully have it on by the weekend.

 

do you have any pics of the borla system?? i had the muffler on my yj, and it was top notch, thinking of ponying up the cash on a well tought out exhaust

thanks

 

Did you get a chance to install the Dynomax system? I'm curious about the sound.

 

No I didnt. I didnt end up making it over to 4WD hardware yet. It will be very soon.

 

I had a Magnaflow put on mine last week, I love the sound. Hopefully I can get some sound clips soon.

https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/modified-jk-tech-2/magnaflow-muffler-installed-sounds-great-4018/

 

I put Borla on my 4-dr JK. It sounds great...loud when you want it to be, but not annoying as a daily driver. It is an offcenter single out in the stock location.
I highly recommend it and it has a great warranty.
I didn't get the cat-back, but can still tell a difference when I step on the gas.

Getting my 3"FT lift , hard top, side steps, and 35" MT Baja MTZ's next Tuesday...installed by the dealership and all covered under the factory warranty.

 

so u just replaced the stock muffler with a Borla? Which model/size? Any fabrication necessary?

 

I don't have the size hand.I am at work. I went outside and looked at it and it looks like it is 12 or 14 inches long. It is the Borla Turbo.

The only fabrication was putting the 90 degree elbow on, if they didn't reuse the stock elbow.

Total cost was ~$160 (parts and labor) installed at Pronto Muffler.

 

Ok i have decided to go for Borla dual exit cat back system. Is there a link from where i can buy online. I just checked Borla web site and can not find it. Is it the right choice to go for my JK 07 4 Door Manual 6 speed Sahara Help me please i am new to jeep thanxs

 

I'd like the exhaust on my JK to sound a little more "throaty". Indeed, it could sound like the stock exhaust on my F150 (correction: passed to my son!) and I'd be delighted. The problem that I have with folk's opinions about Flowmaster, Magnaflow, etc, is what's great to one person is too loud to another. Folks pass me in their modified trucks and they sound horrible--loud and obnoxious. But they have the decals of their chosen brand of muffler on the rear window. My 1979 10th Anniversary Trans Am has the perfect exhaust sound. Pleasant burble at idle, and sufficient throatiness to make you feel good, without overriding the sound of four barrels opening up (I've opened the hood scope). That's what I want: Quiet, elegant, throatiness. Not loud at all. Any recommendations?