New cat back installed....
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JK Jedi
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Hay, that sounds good. Just like mine. lol It will quieten down just a touch as time goes by. I reckon the muffler guts get coated with carbon and it helps to dampen the sound even more. I thought mine was a tad loud at first, but over time it has become just right.
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JK Jedi
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Glad you found somethin you like. Yours sounds the same, it's just a little quieter. Nuthin wrong with all that. Did you notice a power increase?
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JK Jedi
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That sucks hind tit. Mine is still gettin right around 21 even with the new motor. ...and I have the same size tires you do. Are you SURE you're calculatin it right?
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JK Jedi
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That's not quite how to do it. You're leaving off a pretty important step that will probably help. You need to average several tankfuls together. The more tankfuls you average, the more accurate you'll come.
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JK Jedi
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I think Gibson makes the closest thing other than custom. The concensus from those who've tried it is that it actually sees power losses. We sure don't need all that. Some vehicles just don't like duals.
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JK Jedi
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Haha I bought a 4cyl S10 to drive as a DD to help me out with gas costs a bit. I'm gonna use it till it snows then I'll drive the JK and in the summer I'm gonna take the doors/top off for the whole summer and drive the JK when its nice and drive the truck when it's crappy out. I did have a motorcycle this past summer and was taking that all the time when it was nice and I wanted to drive the Jeep instead...so now I have my situation all worked out 