[carlosad10]

I'm looking into an exhaust system for my jeep JK.
I know it's a v6, and it'll sound sort of like a tuner car. But is there an exhaust out there y'all would recommend installing, or mod I can do?

 

[Greg22585]

I'm looking into an exhaust system for my jeep jk. I know it's a v6, and it'll sound sort of like a tuner car. But is there an exhaust out there y'all would recommend installing, or mod I can do?

I have the Magnaflow 17143. It turns down right before the rear axle. I don't think it sounds like a tuner, just need to give it ab 1000 miles to break in.

Magnaflow, Flowmaster, Dynomax and aFe are probably the most popular. They have cat back set ups that remove the factory resonator and muffler or resonator back that just replaces the factory muffler. Lots of different styles and choices for lots of different people!!

 

[767282]

I have the flowmaster, nice exhaust and decent fit but sounds like a dang ricer....

 

[carlosad10]

ive heard the magnaflow's and heard theyre good. KTwilly, i heard the flowmaster series 10, and it sounded sick. although i did hear that the quality isn't that good, so i'm real confused as to what i should get, since it does cost an arm and a leg haha

 

[OIIIIIO97]

I have this and like it after I added tips to it. Nice growl when getting on it, and not drone at highway. I have an extra if anyone needs one in KY
Robot Check

 

[Copperhead_1]

Straight pipe it

 

[ChicagoJake]

I have the Magnaflow Rockcrawler cat back system. I like it and am glad I got it but it's louder than expected.

 

[HunterTheBeagle]

Banks here, nice smooth tone to it, not too ricey, and it leaves the resonator in place so on the highway it sounds stock no drone at all. I've been very happy with it, honestly sometimes I wish it were a little louder... but then I make a highway trip and am glad it isn't.

 

[GSSP]

I use Magnaflow :

 

[Gekicker08]

2nd the Banks system, it has a really cool sound and levels out very well at highway speeds.

 

[BigBadWilly]

3rd the Banks system... easy to install and leaves most of the stock pieces in place. Subtle, but nice sounding.

 

[Sgt.Pepper]

I use Magnaflow :

Diggin' the rig, I have the same color/2 door. Can you send me a link to that exhaust? Also, did you notice any change in MPG?

Mike

 

[GSSP]

Diggin' the rig, I have the same color/2 door. Can you send me a link to that exhaust? Also, did you notice any change in MPG?

Mike

I have never checked MPG

Robot Check

 

[arisythila]

I went with the aFe Headers/Y-pipe/Exhaust.

Twisted Steel Header Twisted Steel Long TubeÂ*Headers & Y-Pipe w/ Cats (Street); Jeep Wrangler JK 07-11 V6-3.8L 48-46214-YC - aFe Power

Exhaust Systems Scorpion Exhaust Scorpion Exhaust System; 2-1/2" Cat-BackÂ* Aluminized; Hi-Tuck "RB" ; Jeep Wrangler JKÂ* 07-15 V6-3.8/3.6L (2Dr) 49-08041 - aFe Power

These two parts. It's not too shabby... It is louder for sure.

 

[BrandonF]

I went with the Dynomax 17263 for around $70 from Amazon and paid a local muffler shop to weld it in place of the stock muffler. I kept the resonator, but he said if I wanted it to be louder to bring it in and he can do a resonator delete. I'm waiting until it warms up so I can see how it sounds with the soft top, topless and doorless before I decide if I want to do that or not. I like the sound of it right now.

 

[DyersEve]

I have the Magnaflow 17143. It turns down right before the rear axle. I don't think it sounds like a tuner, just need to give it ab 1000 miles to break in.

Magnaflow, Flowmaster, Dynomax and aFe are probably the most popular. They have cat back set ups that remove the factory resonator and muffler or resonator back that just replaces the factory muffler. Lots of different styles and choices for lots of different people!!

Have the same done on mine. Good deep sound. Not to loud.

The issue I have run into is the melting of the e-brake line cover and a bit of melted plastic on the axle. Nothing to freak out over. hehe Any fix using a tube with a metal tape causes the line to bind and the e-brake does not release.

Anyone suggest a decent heat shield they used?

I am playing with the idea of using something like an HUC *holds 2x4's when building a house* to cover the line. Something not near as tall but providing a cover that does not touch the line and then strapping it with metal straps to the axle.

What I am dealing with in my head today while I work at the office.

Run into that, Greg?

 

[dynojoe]

I use Magnaflow :

I have this and like it a lot!

 

[Greg22585]

Have the same done on mine. Good deep sound. Not to loud. The issue I have run into is the melting of the e-brake line cover and a bit of melted plastic on the axle. Nothing to freak out over. hehe Any fix using a tube with a metal tape causes the line to bind and the e-brake does not release. Anyone suggest a decent heat shield they used? I am playing with the idea of using something like an HUC *holds 2x4's when building a house* to cover the line. Something not near as tall but providing a cover that does not touch the line and then strapping it with metal straps to the axle. What I am dealing with in my head today while I work at the office. Run into that, Greg?

I've got over 1000 miles with the muffler on and nothing has melted or got real hot. I got all 3 sections on and then pushed towards the front while tightening the clamps. The rubber isolators allow a little bit of movement.

 

[Greg22585]

have the same done on mine. Good deep sound. Not to loud. The issue i have run into is the melting of the e-brake line cover and a bit of melted plastic on the axle. Nothing to freak out over. Hehe any fix using a tube with a metal tape causes the line to bind and the e-brake does not release. Anyone suggest a decent heat shield they used? I am playing with the idea of using something like an huc *holds 2x4's when building a house* to cover the line. Something not near as tall but providing a cover that does not touch the line and then strapping it with metal straps to the axle. What i am dealing with in my head today while i work at the office. Run into that, greg?

 

[AD80]

Flowmaster American Thunder…high clearance, great sound. Difficult install on a two door but worth the work