View Poll Results: Which Exhaust?
MBRP
48
84.21%
BANKS
6
10.53%
GIBSON
3
5.26%
Voters: 57. You may not vote on this poll
Poll: Which exhaust?
JK Super Freak
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 1,682
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From: P-burg, NJ.
I voted for the MBRP. Not because I run it on my JK, but because it's the best bang for the buck. 
I had the Banks Monster exhaust on my JK for about a year and was NOT impressed at all.
The workmenship was fair at best, the material I think is sub-standard, (of course it took time to find this out) Affter a year on the Jeep the exhaust started to rust in some spots and rattled in others. (don't forget the Banks is Stainless Steel) evidently cheep Stainless Steel.
Gibson, just a cheep exhaust all around. Never heard anyone who bought one that was happy with it over the long term.
As for my MBRP, it's been on my JK for about 10 months (Steve and the guy's from MBRP installed it last year in the Moab desert at the JK Jam) and I am very happy with it. NO ISSUES at all to date...........
I had the Banks Monster exhaust on my JK for about a year and was NOT impressed at all.
The workmenship was fair at best, the material I think is sub-standard, (of course it took time to find this out) Affter a year on the Jeep the exhaust started to rust in some spots and rattled in others. (don't forget the Banks is Stainless Steel) evidently cheep Stainless Steel.
Gibson, just a cheep exhaust all around. Never heard anyone who bought one that was happy with it over the long term.
As for my MBRP, it's been on my JK for about 10 months (Steve and the guy's from MBRP installed it last year in the Moab desert at the JK Jam) and I am very happy with it. NO ISSUES at all to date...........
Last edited by boots; Jan 18, 2010 at 05:42 AM.
JK Junkie
Joined: Nov 2009
Posts: 2,737
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From: Rochester, NY
I think its best for a 4 door, since the tips are farther away from the driver. I can't imagine it on a 2 door. 
MBRP still gets my vote for quality.
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Joined: Sep 2008
Posts: 1,227
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From: Huntsville Ontario
I voted for the MBRP. Not because I run it on my JK, but because it's the best bang for the buck.
I had the Banks Monster exhaust on my JK for about a year and was NOT impressed at all.
The workmenship was fair at best, the material I think is sub-standard, (of course it took time to find this out) Affter a year on the Jeep the exhaust started to rust in some spots and rattled in others. (don't forget the Banks is Stainless Steel) evidently cheep Stainless Steel.
Gibson, just a cheep exhaust all around. Never heard anyone who bought one that was happy with it over the long term.
As for my MBRP, it's been on my JK for about 10 months (Steve and the guy's from MBRP installed it last year in the Moab desert at the JK Jam) and I am very happy with it. NO ISSUES at all to date...........
I had the Banks Monster exhaust on my JK for about a year and was NOT impressed at all.
The workmenship was fair at best, the material I think is sub-standard, (of course it took time to find this out) Affter a year on the Jeep the exhaust started to rust in some spots and rattled in others. (don't forget the Banks is Stainless Steel) evidently cheep Stainless Steel.
Gibson, just a cheep exhaust all around. Never heard anyone who bought one that was happy with it over the long term.
As for my MBRP, it's been on my JK for about 10 months (Steve and the guy's from MBRP installed it last year in the Moab desert at the JK Jam) and I am very happy with it. NO ISSUES at all to date...........
You going to make it back to MOAB this year? Sorry to side track, but I'm glad to hear you're enjoying the system we put on for you!
JK Newbie
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 5
Likes: 0
From: Vernon Hills, IL
It's not one of the three choices, but I like my Woods kit. You get a choice of a 14"(louder, the one I got) or an 18"(quieter) muffler. It's all stainless, tucks up in the rear better than anything else I've seen(runs above the rear swaybar), comes with two different tips, and it sounds great. You will have to relocate your evap canister though.
JK Junkie
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 2,277
Likes: 1
From: maryland
had the Gibson dual exhaust... then it fell off while i was driving... they replaced it .. still wasn't crazy about the sound and performance.. so i got the mrbp relocated exhaust... so much better sound and performance.. the Gibson looked cool i guess but that was about it .. so i say go with the mrbp 
JK Super Freak
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 1,682
Likes: 1
From: P-burg, NJ.
But NEXT YEAR is looking real good. The exhaust is great, no issues at all. By the way, thanks for makeing the turn down exhaust tip.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 396
Likes: 0
From: raleigh nc
with everyone voting for mbrp my ? is what version of the exhaust are they talking about i see a few different one listed.... price from 290 to like 480 what one is the better one to get for someone who just wants a little better sound?