I BOUGHT $150 Exhaust from Amazon for my Jeep Wrangler JK

Welcome to @Beyond_Repair Today we're upgrading my Jeep JK (2007-2018) exhaust for only a little over $150. When I got this car, it came without the muffler, which is not ideal if you'd ever be driving over 60MPH. Too much noise and annoying droning over 3,000 RPMs. If you're like me and just looking for a cheap and simple solution or if you just want a better soundtrack without spending thousands on your next Jeep JK exhaust — let's do it!

[tatyanabindareva]

Lots of useful information for people who are interested in cars. More subscribers, likes and views. Successful development of your channel!

[Tj-enst]

How does it sound at hwy speeds? i currently have 2016 with a 3.6 with a muffler delete and the droning is awful at anything above 45mph

[jamesbb]

I bught the same one made by Dyna Max. Absolutely love it! When you get on it it sounds amazing and gets better the longer it is on. Highway speed its quite. I painted my tips firecracker red to match my Jeep. The muffle matte black gi temp. I would definitely uy it again. You have to tighten the tips really right!

[aatifmujeeb]

How is the exhaust now? Is there any bad rust or change in sound?

[ivanortega]

What brand is it? What's the link on eBay?

[agb]

Do any of you making these changes realize that making any changes at all to any of the components such as exhaust alters the fuel mapping and timing, etc.. all of the sensors tell the engine how to run. If you change the muffler you alter the exhaust flow which alters the readings that the O2 sensors and map sensors send to the computer. The computer will now adjust the fuel mapping, timing etc., which results in less horsepower and less economy in addition to wearing out your engine faster because it wasn't designed to run in that state. If you want to make these exhaust changes get a tune to adjust for the changes, then you can still have the muffler sound you want and have the most possible horsepower and economy.