AutoJunkieMan

Anyone have a sport exhaust on your Jeep Wrangler? Or plan to? I'm not sure what kind of exhaust systems are used on off road vehicles, but I do know in alot of motorsports that sport exhausts are used for increased performance, and whatnot. I was just wondering if anyone knew what style or type of exhausts weather it be just headers, or full exhausts or just cat back exhausts.

snakeyes76

MBRP would be one option. Dynomax also makes one for the JK. Would be best to get one that relocates the actual muffler to the side and up into the belly as it protects it better for off road

AutoJunkieMan

I have seen a few people that have done that, But is it legal? I thought the exhaust had to clear the rear wheels?

JeepCACares

Zac,

I'm no expert on performance exhausts or what you would need for your JK.
Here is the link to the Mopar performance catalog that gives you every variation of Exhaust Systems you mentioned.

http://www.mopar.com/assets/pdf/cata...ts_catalog.pdf

I would suggest you contact the Mopar Direct Connection Tech Line at 1-888-528-HEMI (4364) to discuss what you are wanting to do and obtain installation instructions before you order your new exhaust from your dealer.

Hope that helps!

evo1

I'm running the MBRP offroad exhaust, love it. It relocates the muffler inside the frame rails about midway below the drivers seat with the tailpipe exiting at the rear. After beating the OEM muffler(65 lbs worth) to death I was using a Flowmaster it rotted off. MBRP you can get in stainless steel. Very easy to install, harder getting the old one off which isn't that hard. Highly recommend it.

AutoJunkieMan

I hear the relocation is the way to go, my only concern is legality of doing that, i know law states your required to have your exhaust port clear your rear axle. Wonder if the law includes the muffler also

chuckles

On my cj i have exhaust dumps out right in front of rear wheels never had a problem with the law. they told me to put the tips down is all

evo1

Ideally the exhaust should exit within 6in of the body. When it dumps out mid way your open to the officers discretion, it will not pass safety inspection. Relocating the muffler is not a problem.

AutoJunkieMan

Ok thats good, so as long as the tip is in the right spot the muffler can be wherever it needs to be alrighty then thanks.

Mr White

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On average what is the time span on these Dynomax Exhaust Muffler's? Providing you don't kill it by a rock or branch.