3" Dual exit Cat-back exhaust
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3" Dual exit Cat-back exhaust
Hey guys, im new to the site and the wrangler world so if im asking any questions that already been asked i apologize.
I just bought a 2012 jk unlimited sahara with the 3.6L pentastar.
Im looking to give my jeep a little more performance and sound but it seems as if all the exhaust at 2.5" mandrel bent tubing.
I've been looking around and the only 3" Cat-back exhaust that i can find is the single exist "High tuck" from AFE.
Is there a big difference (sound and performance wise) between a 2.5" and 3" on our engines?
Anyone know of any Dual exist (like Gibson and Borla) that 3" cat-backs?
Thanks for the help!
I just bought a 2012 jk unlimited sahara with the 3.6L pentastar.
Im looking to give my jeep a little more performance and sound but it seems as if all the exhaust at 2.5" mandrel bent tubing.
I've been looking around and the only 3" Cat-back exhaust that i can find is the single exist "High tuck" from AFE.
Is there a big difference (sound and performance wise) between a 2.5" and 3" on our engines?
Anyone know of any Dual exist (like Gibson and Borla) that 3" cat-backs?
Thanks for the help!
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stick with 2.5"....3" will not improve performance with the Jk. No exhaust is gonna give you bolt-on 10-15 HP anyways. Re-gear if you want more "umph". Change your exhaust for clearance or sound preference...not "power"
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Dynos show that the dual exhaust actually lost power compared to the same model single on the JK. I have the AFE high tuck 2.5 it fits great and sounds as good as a 3.8 v6 can. I really couldn't ask for more.
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I would save some money and ditch the catback idea, and just get the muffler of your choice and bolt or weld it on. Forget any noticeable power gains from a full system. FYI, removing the stock resonator along with new muffler will give you a lot deeper tone; but it will also be a good bit louder.
Here's my flowmaster super 10 and no resonator
http://youtu.be/2qpDsATAPT4
Here's my flowmaster super 10 and no resonator
http://youtu.be/2qpDsATAPT4
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If you are looking at bolt-on only kits, I really like the AFE 2.5 high tuck "RB". This kit relocates the muffler location and only has two connections. Thats my suggestion. Its $379
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Im liking the way the AFE sound. pretty aggressive.
Whats the difference between the XP and RB?
I noticed that the Muffler is relocated on the RB but its also a lot smaller (Quadratec.com has both for the same price).
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Ya bolt-on is what im more comfortable with (seeing as how i have no idea how to weld). Im liking the way the AFE sound. pretty aggressive. Whats the difference between the XP and RB? I noticed that the Muffler is relocated on the RB but its also a lot smaller (Quadratec.com has both for the same price).