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Icon7 Lets talk exhaust systems!!!

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Please note: That this is a work and progress and will be updated, as i find more information on each setup! Feel free to comment anything you see wrong or anything you think should be added to this guide!

After seeing atleast 2 weekly threads asking about which exhaust choice to go with, i thought this might be a nice addition!

Also if anyone could submit videos to me of these different exhaust's and specify what engine they are on it would be very much appreciated!

The Scoop:

Flowmaster : Very popular choice here! It has a a good sound to it. Not Extrmely loud but you can hear it. It is deffintley a good choice if your looking for somthing on a budget, they usually are pretty cheap. The flowmaster is not stainless though and will rust, so probably not a good choice for people like myself in the rust belt!!

Magnaflow : This is the kit that i had/have on my 99. I loved the sound of this kit, has a nice deep tone to it, while not being very loud. With the windows up you couldnt really hear it while cruising, which was a huge plus too me! This kit is Stainless Steel and i had not problems of rusting out or anything! Even going through a few winters here in ohio. This here is another popular kit, but be warned it is a little more pricey than the rest, but you know what they say, you get what you pay for.

Gibson : Once again a very quality kit! Although i was not very impressed with the sound of this. Mind you that is a personal opinion, but it wasnt very loud at all. It had a decent tone. I just wasnt impressed for the price of the kit. Although this kit is also stainless steel and very good quality!

JBA : I have only heard one of these, but i must say it was probably the most favorite that i had heard! It was a little louder than the rest, but not too loud. It also had a good tone, pretty deep. But i havent heard to much on the quality of these kits and have no personal experiance!

Dynomax : No expeirice on this kit, although ive heard a lot of people say they loved this kit, so hopefully someone else can fill this in!

Glasspack : A very cheap alternative to the above. BUT! do not expect very good sound quality. Unless your just look for loud and obnoxious i would steer away from this.

Also i would like to mention, that buying your muffler of choice, and exhaust tips (if wanted) and having a local shop weld it up for you is probably going to be the cheapest route and possibly save your self a good bit of cash!!!
 
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I've got the Dynomax kit and love it... not too loud but not too quiet! I think there's a thread like this floating around somewhere too though with vids & info!
 
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Originally Posted by FULLSCALE
This one! https://www.ranger-forums.com/showthread.php?t=105587

Maybe add this info into it?
Oh thank you! Forgot that was floating around! Maybe i should just add my info too that thread?
 
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This should be a sticky. There are 'what type of exhaust should I get' threads daily.
 
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Yeah.

To the powers that be, we need an exhaust sticky thread.

Ive seen a lot of guys here lately asking exhaust questions, that could easily be answered with a sticky thread.....and the effort of pressing the "search" button lol.
 
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Originally Posted by 98liftedranger
This should be a sticky. There are 'what type of exhaust should I get' threads daily.
Dang ya beat me
 
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Thanks guys, that was my thinking as i typed this up..
 
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