Mufflers
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Nov 2010
Posts: 218
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From: Watauga, TX.
Had this made today just a simple off-road pipe 40 bucks sounds just fine up 4000 rpm then it starts to show its true mini-van power plant colors. As far as performance i was getting 23.8 mpg at 65 mph so im happy with it and it only takes a few min to swap it back to the stock muffler
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Dec 2010
Posts: 127
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From: Martinez, GA
I've always been a fan of Flomaster mufflers, and figured I'd by the FM kit and bolt it on....until I saw the price! $500.00+ just wasn't in my budget.
So I bought the Series 40 muffler, some mandrel bends, a band clamp, and 3/8" rod, and started fabricating. I liked the looks of FM's JK hangers, so I pretty much just copied their kit, and it worked out great for me, all for under $130.00 and about 6 hours in the shop.
So I bought the Series 40 muffler, some mandrel bends, a band clamp, and 3/8" rod, and started fabricating. I liked the looks of FM's JK hangers, so I pretty much just copied their kit, and it worked out great for me, all for under $130.00 and about 6 hours in the shop.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 162
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From: WATERFORD, PA
I have the Banks Monster exhaust and intake. The exhaust sounds great once it breaks in. (very quiet til the glass packing breaks in) Quiet at idle and very aggressive on acceleration and under load, and does not sound like a pissed off weed eater like these POS imports that are loud as hell but have the horsepower of my riding mower