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Serious exhaust question;
The exhaust manifold bolts to the exhaust pipe that then bolts to the cataylic converter. I have a rather large dent in the pipe just aft of the exhaust manifold where the two bolts and gasket are (on the cataylic side). Is this something I should be concerned about?
The exhaust manifold bolts to the exhaust pipe that then bolts to the cataylic converter. I have a rather large dent in the pipe just aft of the exhaust manifold where the two bolts and gasket are (on the cataylic side). Is this something I should be concerned about?
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Year: 1993
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Originally Posted by CrawlerYJ
I posted my install. I also posted a link that a 3rd party compares most muffler in sound and performance. I hope it helps you.
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Thought I would let people in here know about my for sale thread. Flowmaster super 44 for $50 check it out https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f74/fe...4-50-a-152366/ let me know if this is illegal to do just thought it would fit in here
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Check out my post. Definite power gain. The down pipe and the dent restrict a lot of exhaust. The down pipe is cheaper than a header. The link I also posted shows Flowmaster doesnt have a lot of horse power gain. You posted more power. So, look into another muffler. Again, read the link I posted. There is a link there where 3rd party tested all the mufflers.
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Originally Posted by CrawlerYJ
Check out my post. Definite power gain. The down pipe and the dent restrict a lot of exhaust. The down pipe is cheaper than a header. The link I also posted shows Flowmaster doesnt have a lot of horse power gain. You posted more power. So, look into another muffler. Again, read the link I posted. There is a link there where 3rd party tested all the mufflers.
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Long answer? Power gain is power gain, no? Its like asking which weight more, 2lbs of feathers, or 2lbs of sugar.
Am I to assume you think there is no gain on a 4.0 only a 5.0l? lol
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From: Lancaster, PA
Year: 1995
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I was thinking of doing an exhaust a little while ago, so I looked up ones on you tube and they all seemed to have a ricer sound to them. I was wondering if it was just the videos or if it does have a ricer sound to it. I know that someone has probably asked this before but don't have the time to read through 56 pages lol
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From: Frederick, MD
Year: 1989
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Originally Posted by Acroyle17
I was thinking of doing an exhaust a little while ago, so I looked up ones on you tube and they all seemed to have a ricer sound to them. I was wondering if it was just the videos or if it does have a ricer sound to it. I know that someone has probably asked this before but don't have the time to read through 56 pages lol
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From: Springfield, MO
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: |6
Here is couple of universal exhaust kits lower part of the page of link shared for pretty cheap(universal fit may need to do some modification, I did).
I purchased the Magnaflow Exhaust has a decent mid range rumble definitely louder but not overbearing. Solid performance gained about 2.7 mpg out of it as well.