muffler help.
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muffler help.
Here lately my exhaust has developed a small leak. I looked this morning and the tail pipe seemed loose and moved alot. After further inspection where the pipe meets the muffler is loose. I can move the pipe around and see a decent sized gap. Can I weld the pipe to the muffler to fix this?
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Yea you can weld it but if your going to weld something might as well be a upgrade. I did one a couple weeks ago and was way worse then that but they didn't want to replace it just fix it.
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So if i just replaced the muffler could i use the original tail pipe and everything? Also is that something i could just unbolt and bolt the new one back? I can somewhat weld but i don't have a welder. I would like to fix it just to save money but if i could get a new one for a decent price I would consider that.
What would be a good muffler to get if i do decide to replace it?
What would be a good muffler to get if i do decide to replace it?
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Amazon.com: Flowmaster 942447 Super 44 Muffler - 2.25 Center IN / 2.25 Offset OUT - Aggressive Sound: Automotive
if i do replace it this one has good reviews. Anyone have any experience with it? I also could buy that with the tail pipe and clamp for just over $100.
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To me the Flowmasters make a Jeep sound like an unmuffled lawnmower. Personally I would rather stick with the stock sound than make mine sound like that.
Get on YouTube and listen to clips of the various brands. I haven't found one yet that sounds better than a Gibson catback, but they're pricey. Banks is a good compromise between sounding good and draining your bank account.
Get on YouTube and listen to clips of the various brands. I haven't found one yet that sounds better than a Gibson catback, but they're pricey. Banks is a good compromise between sounding good and draining your bank account.
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Just go to a local muffler shop and buy their muffler cheaper in the long run for sure. When I had my exhaust replaced late last year from the cat back including muffler, tailpipe, clamps, hangers, labor $97 out the door..... But I like my stuff quiet (No Flow Crappers on my XJ) I like to sneak up on things and hear what's going on around me.
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