Which Single exit exhaust to get
JK Junkie
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From: Israel
I saw that one but it looks like i cant use it with the stock bumper. Needs steel bunper so it doesnt melt.
I was thinking of maybe the 17143, looks like the same muffler but exits in front of the axle instead of at the bumper. Only thing is I worry about exhaust getting into the jeep.
I was thinking of maybe the 17143, looks like the same muffler but exits in front of the axle instead of at the bumper. Only thing is I worry about exhaust getting into the jeep.
If it was me, I don't easily give up... I'd install one of the very good isolating materials about mid-way between the exhaust and the bumper.
Even without isolating material, a metal plate that re-directs the flow away from the plastic, and blocks heat radiation from the pipe to the bumper, would suffice. The metal plate would be much cooler than the pipe.
It also seems that shortening the pipe, or re-bending it, and/or adding a tip, may solve it.
In any case, when I looked for an exhaust, I first considered those which exit in front of the axle, but eventually rejected the idea, because, under certain circumstances (such as when not moving and the "right" wind direction or no wind), fumes will get into the cabin.
The exhaust would also be louder, especially with open windows.
Last edited by GJeep; Oct 26, 2014 at 04:36 AM.
JK Junkie
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From: CT
I love the sound of the Dyna/Rancho exhaust. Matter or fact since install and a few miles ..it's settling in nicely. I have it dumping out the rear but will be removing the rear pipe in favor of a side pipe.
2007 Rubicon /2 door/6 speed
JK Newbie
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From: Pennsylvania
Mbrp
I went with the MBRP Black series exhaust. The muffler is about half the size of the OEM one, which will clean things up underneath. I will post pictures when it's installed.
2011 JK 2dr Sahara
2011 JK 2dr Sahara
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Yep, what Fred says....
I always say try ours first, keep your old system just in case, and if you aren't happy you have 90 days to return it for a refund.
I always say try ours first, keep your old system just in case, and if you aren't happy you have 90 days to return it for a refund.
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JK Freak
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Ideally i would want an axle back single exit exhaust with a small tip. For dynomax, i only see dual exhaust axlebacks. Im not a big fan of dual exhaust systems since the tips are hard to align and i like a single exhaust on a jeep. Also for the catback systems, i feel like the stock resonator and jntermediate piping is not too restrictive as it is and restrictive enough to give enough backpressure. Also im being lazy and the axleback systems are so easy to install...
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See below and something to think about.....
DynoMax® Performance Exhaust Promotions
DynoMax® Performance Exhaust Promotions
I have had great results with dynomax on a ford ranger and pontiac firebird in the past. Ill look at the rockcrawler system. Check out the rock crawler or Evolution Competition System.
Ideally i would want an axle back single exit exhaust with a small tip. For dynomax, i only see dual exhaust axlebacks. Im not a big fan of dual exhaust systems since the tips are hard to align and i like a single exhaust on a jeep. Also for the catback systems, i feel like the stock resonator and jntermediate piping is not too restrictive as it is and restrictive enough to give enough backpressure. I have seen people KEEP the stock resonator and slide in a muffler behind it. Look to P/N 17263 Also im being lazy and the axleback systems are so easy to install...
This made me laugh!
Ideally i would want an axle back single exit exhaust with a small tip. For dynomax, i only see dual exhaust axlebacks. Im not a big fan of dual exhaust systems since the tips are hard to align and i like a single exhaust on a jeep. Also for the catback systems, i feel like the stock resonator and jntermediate piping is not too restrictive as it is and restrictive enough to give enough backpressure. I have seen people KEEP the stock resonator and slide in a muffler behind it. Look to P/N 17263 Also im being lazy and the axleback systems are so easy to install...
This made me laugh!