Stainless Cat Back Dynomax Exhaust System for 105 shipped?
06-05-2012, 07:35 PM
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I put the 39510 on my '12 jk and the clamps they sent are junk.. I broke two of them but I put the spacers from the stock exhaust in the new clamp am it seemed to tighten up... I also put another clamp on it just for extra pressure and it doesn't have much of a drone at all... I have heard guys talking about the drone they get out of a few different aftermarket exhausts for jeeps and I think a lot of it has to do with the clamps coming loose and the sound escaping
06-06-2012, 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by taank13
took advantage of the amazon pricing and dynomax promotion and purchased the 39510. Went on without an issue, right side is slightly lower as most have been saying. Sound on acceleration is about as expected and what I was looking for but the drone is god awful between about 2000-2500rpm when letting off the gas or just coasting along in that range. Those who have returned with the dynomax 90-day guarantee how much of a pain was that? Did do you have to pay the return shipping? Any more info regarding this would be appreciated thanks guys!
06-07-2012, 07:49 PM
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Received and installed mine today. Install was cake; the hardest part was trying to adjust it so that the sag on the right was not so prevalent. It's about a quarter inch lower on the passenger side. It's a little quieter than I thought it would be, I hope with some age it will settle in to a deep growl. I'm probably going to get the tips welded before they disappear.
06-08-2012, 06:49 AM
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Looks great!
Just let that right side sag a bit, you want to get the condensation out, since it is a welded unit and not "spun".
Just let that right side sag a bit, you want to get the condensation out, since it is a welded unit and not "spun".
Received and installed mine today. Install was cake; the hardest part was trying to adjust it so that the sag on the right was not so prevalent. It's about a quarter inch lower on the passenger side. It's a little quieter than I thought it would be, I hope with some age it will settle in to a deep growl. I'm probably going to get the tips welded before they disappear.
06-13-2012, 05:52 AM
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06-14-2012, 01:38 PM
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Came in today. Installed and sounds great! Word of caution......DO NOT use a 1/2" drive to tighten the clamps, they will snap the bolts :(. Guess I don't need the tips on right now anyway 