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tumblehome 12-02-2006 04:07 AM

Exhausting search
 
I have looked everywhere for a new exhaust system for my 2 door Sahara. I know Gibson has a cat back system but I have heard they tend to be on the high frequency side. I really only need a muffler since the jk has stainless steel, mandrel bent pipes as stock. Borla would be great but they told me in an email that they have not even begun development on a product. Any suggesstions are welcome. The 3.8 is a great engine but very quiet and you can tell its very restricted. I'm not interested in loud and I want to avoid a cabin drone and maybe pick up a few mpg. Best tank so far 16.2.

wayoflife 12-02-2006 12:12 PM

I know that Dynomax is working on a system and should have it out soon. :)

JK4ME 12-03-2006 12:03 AM

Dynomax has an exhaust out. Aluminized $279, stainless $399. Both come with a stainless tip. Until I see the list of sponsors on this site I don't want to post the web address.

ericdewayne 12-03-2006 06:01 AM

I agree with 2k2wranglerx. I prefer custom work a lot more compaired to a prefab kit. Check out the custom work I had done... https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/modified-jk-tech-2/my-jk-growls-744/ it cost me around 500 but woulda only been 250 if i had gone with single exhaust (which has been dyno proven to give a few more horses and torque)

ericdewayne 12-03-2006 06:10 AM

it sounds AMAZING. I described the sound in the first post on the other thread. Just dont feel like typing it out again. lol It was worth every penny for the extra getup and for it to sound like it has balls again.

ericdewayne 12-03-2006 06:12 AM

the exhaust shop are the ones that recommended the magnaflow for the sound. The only thing they had to compair it to was the v-6 mustang though. I was going to go with flowmaster but they told me that they installed a dual flowmaster system on a v-6 mustang and it sounded real high pitched and ricey. But they did the same thing with magnaflows and said that it was really deep and sounded almost like a v-8. They were absolutly correct. Im glad they talked me out of the flowmaster set up.

tolh13 12-03-2006 07:20 AM

I had a single manga flow put on at a custom shop $225.00 with tax.sounds very good.no drone but no rice burner.sounds kinda like the 4.0 but a little louder.much better off the line pick-up now.

Phishjeep 12-03-2006 11:42 AM


Originally Posted by tolh13 (Post 7202)
I had a single manga flow put on at a custom shop $225.00 with tax.sounds very good.no drone but no rice burner.sounds kinda like the 4.0 but a little louder.much better off the line pick-up now.

Did you do a cat back/ custom cat back, or just replace the muffler? Can you still hear the radio on the interstate? Thanks!

inlo 12-03-2006 03:15 PM

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I wanted performance gains, and a little louder sound but was on a very tight budget. I bought a cherry bomb glasspack #87516 which is almost 30" long at PepBoys for $20. Used the piece I cut out for the muffler for the rear exhaust exit and put a chrome turndown on it for about $80. I've had it on for almost 500mi and it isn't to loud unless you put the pedal to the floor, nice low rumble at highway speed. :) (Pics attached)

tolh13 12-03-2006 04:44 PM


Originally Posted by Phishjeep (Post 7233)
Did you do a cat back/ custom cat back, or just replace the muffler? Can you still hear the radio on the interstate? Thanks!

they cut the pipe just before the back axle and custom made the pipe from that point to the new muff in the stock place.on the OEM muff the pipe enters in the back but the magna flow enters on the side thus the custom piping over the back axle.the magna flow is smaller the stock so it fits tight under the jeep and is less likely to be harmed off road.the reason we put the magna flow in the stock place was because it had a heat shield vs any place between the axles. and yes you can hear the radio just fine at 60 or 80 mph just a little back ground noise.

Phishjeep 12-03-2006 07:40 PM

Thanks for answering the other questions. I will probably do something like that. Which model Magnaflow did you use?

biglynny 12-04-2006 03:02 PM


Originally Posted by inlo (Post 7260)
I wanted performance gains, and a little louder sound but was on a very tight budget. I bought a cherry bomb glasspack #87516 which is almost 30" long at PepBoys for $20. Used the piece I cut out for the muffler for the rear exhaust exit and put a chrome turndown on it for about $80. I've had it on for almost 500mi and it isn't to loud unless you put the pedal to the floor, nice low rumble at highway speed. :) (Pics attached)

Hey You just gotta love a good Cherry Bomb. Back in the 70's they used to have a cherry bomb type muff called Purple Hornies I wonder if they're still around?

inlo 12-05-2006 07:17 AM

Yep, Cherrybombs and Purple Hornies are back in a big way! Pep boys cant keep 'em on the shelves here in Phoenix.:rotflmao1: But really, it sounds OK. Similiar to the pacesetter cat back I had on my TJ.

karma0 12-07-2006 09:27 AM

Anyone know anything about the mopar performace exhaust? My dealer told me they are made by Borla and I get to keep all my warrenty if I use this one. Dont know the price yet, all I know is it is full stainless steel.


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