🔥 Enhance Performance with the 2007-2018 Wrangler JK Axle-Back Exhaust Kit! Review

So far I'm thrilled! I was very happy with the price and the 20 minute install. Aside from that, the intake was slightly curved where it didn't fit. With a bit of hammering, some elbow grease and some WD-40, I was able to fully fit it onto the stock exhaust. I am sending it via UPS because the box was damaged in transit. The growl is excellent up to about 1400 rpm and the tone between 1500 and 2000 rpm. Not crazy rumble, but great low rumble in OD. Not tested on the track yet. I will check the…

Getting the factory exhaust was the "hardest" part of this setup. I used sandpaper to clean up the old exhaust so I could attach the new one. It went on without any problems. It was a bit of a hassle to get the hangers back, but that didn't last long either. I have some lube and it helped a lot. I didn't give any hints. I didn't like how it looked. Too big an exhaust pipe, but that will be your choice. I had a very annoying rumble when I started it up and found the heat shield vibrating a lot…

That's all I can say. Buy this exhaust if you have JK/JKU! The old exhaust was a PIA, but this one is a no-brainer! I hooked up this exhaust to a Corsa cold air intake and it sounds fantastic! I was a bit disappointed at first because I like noisy cars and driving wasn't as loud as I thought it would be. until I opened the rear window of my Wrangler and BAM sounds amazingggg! A guttural low tone that crackles a little when pressed. The upside is that I have 6 speeds so I can make it growl as…

It looks very good straight out of the box but only time will tell how long it will hold up. Installing my 2013 Wrangler over the existing Jeep rubber mounts wasn't difficult. Hanging and stretching only about 30 minutes. I highly recommend cleaning the Jeep exhaust with an abrasive such as 100 grit sandpaper or equivalent to ease the transition. Muffler exhaust extensions are cut and heavy; better than i expected. I would like a better sound, I have the sound at the speed like a youthful Honda

Firstly, if you've never had a secondary exhaust in any of your cars, there's something you need to understand. They're loud, way louder than your OEM factory exhaust and replacement exhausts like you can get from places like meineke. No matter how many other reviewers say it's "relatively quiet," it's going to be a lot louder than your factory exhaust. If you agree. Then it's a pretty solid bolt on the exhaust. It's smaller than the OEM and has a nice deep guttural sound. It is also a double…