dual exhaust
Ok...so youre the exception I guess. All I'm saying is that just because it's a jeep doesn't mean it has to be cookie cutter. These guys are being a little harsh on him, and he's obviously excited for this mod and it sounds/looks nice....Jesus...anyhow I'm done with this conversation...oh btw this is my OPINION...
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From: Browns Valley/Grass Valley, CA
Year: 1994
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 98 4.0 swap
well my jeep definitely didn't lose any power. my dads honda with only a cat. converter has absolutely no torque now. but thats way off topic. Jeep 4.0l act like diesels to me.
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From: West Bloomfield,MI
Year: 1996
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You should really be more careful with your words. I very much appreciate the the spirit of doing something different on a vehicle, but not when its solely for looks and has no appreciable function beyond that.
Thats nothing more than a Duel outlet exhaust. Its still a single pipe going from the manifold to the muffler.
Thats nothing more than a Duel outlet exhaust. Its still a single pipe going from the manifold to the muffler.
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Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
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Ok...so youre the exception I guess. All I'm saying is that just because it's a jeep doesn't mean it has to be cookie cutter. These guys are being a little harsh on him, and he's obviously excited for this mod and it sounds/looks nice....Jesus...anyhow I'm done with this conversation...oh btw this is my OPINION...
i beg to differ ladies, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbYmOwClJnw
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I was the one guy that had an idea and alot of people didnt like, and instead of listen to everyones opinion is just went and did it.. and couldnt be happier about it.
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Year: 1996
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Yea i understand for the wheelers that it is impractical only cuz i gives a rock another reason to crush something.. But if that was he wants the let em getter done..
I was the one guy that had an idea and alot of people didnt like, and instead of listen to everyones opinion is just went and did it.. and couldnt be happier about it.
I was the one guy that had an idea and alot of people didnt like, and instead of listen to everyones opinion is just went and did it.. and couldnt be happier about it.
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From: B-town sc
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
You should really be more careful with your words. I very much appreciate the the spirit of doing something different on a vehicle, but not when its solely for looks and has no appreciable function beyond that.
Thats nothing more than a Duel outlet exhaust. Its still a single pipe going from the manifold to the muffler.
Thats nothing more than a Duel outlet exhaust. Its still a single pipe going from the manifold to the muffler.
hey so enough of this useless arguing, i have a question. i want to put a single inlet dual outlet masterflow muffler on my jeep. are there any heat sheilds that need to be put up around the gas tank or any other parts?
just to tell you guys im re-doin the whole exhaust header to tail pipes, also the outlets are gonna be behind the rear wheels with rectangular tips.
just to tell you guys im re-doin the whole exhaust header to tail pipes, also the outlets are gonna be behind the rear wheels with rectangular tips.
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From: OKC
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: Straight 6
Originally Posted by xjod
You still have a dual exhaust on a motor with a single cylinder bank. Money well wasted.

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