silencing exhaust tip possible?
JK-Forum Founder
Joined: Jul 2006
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From: Laguna Niguel, CA
yeah, i'd have to agree with what's been said so far. you'll be surprised at how much noise can be reduced simply by reinstalling your drain plugs. of course, re-installing your carpeting will make a world of difference and if you were to double that up with dynamat, that would be even better. 
JK Jedi
Joined: Feb 2008
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From: Georgia
well its a 2 door. i put the muffler right next to where the evap was. so next to the bracket that hold the rear upper control arm. so as far back as possible under the jeep in front of the axle. no pictur but i think you see what i mean. the exhaust finish right where the stock muffler bolt on. so it is not shooting sound outside the under of the jeep... so i think it might be the probleme ? is it ? let me try to find a picture.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Laredo, Texas
muffler
hey let me tell u what i did, i also installed a magnaflow cylinder looking bullet straight through muffler placed right next to the evap canister and i didnt like the way it sounded, so i went to another muffler shop and they suggested i add a flowtech raptor muffler and put it where the stock muffler was before, so i went ahead and left the magnaflow and added the flowtech raptor and wow now it sounds awesome, it has a nice deep low rumble to it, i really like it a lot, the guy at the muffler shop said that it was good that it has two mufflers now, that many high end exhaust systems sometimes consist of two mufflers to bring the tone down low, i really recommend adding a flowtech raptor to that same muffler that you already have on.....