Lite Brite’s tour of the Magnaflow factory in San Diego, CA
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dynamax will work and not bad soundingAnyone have any recommendations for a quality cat-back exhaust? FYI, MBRP is for the KJ only. Flowmaster is too loud for me. Options I’m seeing for the KK are Walker (cheapest), Dynomax, BRExhaust, Gibson (priciest). Not interested in a super aggressive sound but want a quality unit that will last.
Dunno. Stumped. Going to dissemble, clean and dielectric the under hood fuse box. Only thing other than the computer I can think of. Stuck relay maybe.*****, Johnny. Sorry to hear the problem remains.
Maybe the problem is in the wiring. Other end, by the computer? Everything else has been replaced.
I think I am getting there soon myself. The Jeep is starting to sound like my old Tracker. I'd go down the road and little boys on the sidewalk would start eagerly looking around to see the hot rod, then look confused...Well, I pulled the trigger on a new exhaust, and not a moment too soon.
so folks check over what you pay good money to have someone else do
ya never know
Bought new tires and ball joints installed on my Ford at a local shop years ago. They skipped the ball joint work, did the alignment, shorted me one new tire, and put the worst tire of the bunch up underneath with zip-ties. Reputable shop with multiple outlets in the area. Got squared away with them and never intend to go back. The zip-tie repair method seems popular. I'd expect to get fired if I did that in a shop.Ugh, sloppy work is bad enough. $20 for zip ties is just wrong.
Mine isn’t straight either. But everything is in spec. Not sure how that works.Took it for an alignment and had to take it back since the steering wheel wasn't straight....
You sit the steering wheel straight before you even adjust the toeMine isn’t straight either. But everything is in spec. Not sure how that works.
Yeah it was a no-appointment tire shop that did the alignment. On the plus side, it is aligned well except for the crooked steering wheel.You sit the steering wheel straight before you even adjust the toe
Then you adjust to keep the steering wheel straight
OF course most of these blokes do not want to take the time to actually do it right
Nice! I considered this one back around ~2017 but went w the Gibson stainless system for about $650 at the time. I sprayed it all (minus the chrome tail pipe of course) w high temp black paint to help w rust. It’s been great no issues ever since then. Hope the Magnaflow treats you just as well!Well, I pulled the trigger on a new exhaust, and not a moment too soon.
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Admittedly I’ve only driven twice at night w them since changing out. First off the front end looks a million times sharper w new housings lol. FYI I swapped out my nice existing Sylvania bulbs for who knows what the pair came w inside them.Would be interested in how you like the headlights. I installed TYC in my 2005 a couple years back and they resulted in a "dark zone" in front of the vehicle although they are supposedly correctly aligned... I don't think I am blinding anyone at night (no one has ever flashed high beams at me) so I don't think they are sitting too high. Changed out the bulbs for higher output models but it still looks like it's too dark out to about 10 ft or so. Maybe a shadow from the headlight housing?