That's the plan.

 

Mine sounds good, just make sure you get the right piping for it to compensate for the offset out on the stock muffler. Get a pipe bent in a slight S before you put it all together. Measure it up good too.

 

I went to Autozone and picked up a 20.00 Cherrybomb. Sounds good. I like it.

 

basically since there's no glass left, its just a legal straight pipe

 

CB Extreme sounds bada** on the jeeps. Look up a video on youtube of one. Theres a red one with duals and another red one with a single out the side. It helps to have a sub with the computer speakers. You hear the low tone better.

 

I eventually bought a $20 dollar glasspack and I love it. I did lose back pressure but gained a lot more torque. Now is not having as great of pressure going to hurt my valves?

 

Back pressure, or lack of, and valves is just another internet myth.

 

Some back pressure is wanted for the 4.0, but I don't think having a glasspack will hurt it.

 

i think i have the biggest glasspack i have ever seen mines 30" and its way to quiet for me ill post a pic if any body wants to see

 

When my stock muffler died, I got the $20 Thrush glasspack from Auto Zone and I like the way it sounds. We do have I6 engines remember. They're not going to sound like a big block 400 like I have in my '76 Power Wagon.
My Thrush has now been through two XJ's and still sounds pretty good, especially for the price.

 

honestly, i had a super 44, doesnt sound all that great. sounds like a ricer. i'll stick to the straight pipe.

 

How is the straight pipe for you? What kind of differences between straight pip and stock/flowmaster do you see/feel/hear? I want to go straight back from the cat but its my daily driver...

 

i thought about this but am afraid of how it will sound

 

A 4.0 straight pipe sounds like a cummins lol.

 

Nice now where is my hack saw I know I put it some where
Now is that with a cat or without