MBRP exhaust T 409 muffler relocation
09-29-2009, 03:57 PM
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MBRP exhaust T 409 muffler relocation
I was needing to know from the ones that got this exhaust system, if you had to relocate your evap canister? By the way not sure if it makes a diff, but i have the unlimited with auto!! Thanks in advance for any help
Any trouble you ran into, if it will work with the evap in stock postion with evap skid? any and all info, that one might need to know would be very helpfull
Any trouble you ran into, if it will work with the evap in stock postion with evap skid? any and all info, that one might need to know would be very helpfull
09-29-2009, 04:04 PM
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In my 2 door, the resonator ended up right next to the evap, maybe 2"-3" space in between. I don't think its as much of an issue with the unlimited.
BTW, my solution to the problem was to use the heat shield material from where the stock muffler was and shape it and rivet it to a rock hard evap skid. Protection from the heat and out of danger.
BTW, my solution to the problem was to use the heat shield material from where the stock muffler was and shape it and rivet it to a rock hard evap skid. Protection from the heat and out of danger.
09-29-2009, 04:07 PM
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In my 2 door, the resonator ended up right next to the evap, maybe 2"-3" space in between. I don't think its as much of an issue with the unlimited.
BTW, my solution to the problem was to use the heat shield material from where the stock muffler was and shape it and rivet it to a rock hard evap skid. Protection from the heat and out of danger.
BTW, my solution to the problem was to use the heat shield material from where the stock muffler was and shape it and rivet it to a rock hard evap skid. Protection from the heat and out of danger.
09-29-2009, 05:48 PM
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I have about 2 to 2.5" between the evap can and the exhaust pipe. I have not relocated my evap can, although I have had a relocation kit in the garage for over a year now.
09-30-2009, 08:30 AM
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yeah, just found this
anyone got sound clips?? i'm really thinkin i want this cuz, well, stock is lame.
edit: HA!! found the sound clip lib ... nm
anyone got sound clips?? i'm really thinkin i want this cuz, well, stock is lame.
edit: HA!! found the sound clip lib ... nm
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The 4 door JKs should not have any heat issues at all...Our system runs a pipe past the evap just like the factory exhaust, but we use a slightly heavier gauge steel. The 2 doors have more risk because it is the muffler sitting next to the canister, and it is much closer.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
10-01-2009, 01:09 PM
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The 4 door JKs should not have any heat issues at all...Our system runs a pipe past the evap just like the factory exhaust, but we use a slightly heavier gauge steel. The 2 doors have more risk because it is the muffler sitting next to the canister, and it is much closer.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.