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Altitude 3.6 Muffler delete

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#1 ·
Had a local shop cut of those big ass turtle shells and threw some new pipe on with 4" tips. Gotta say I'm very happy with the sound. Minimal drone and got a bit of a meaner sound on acceleration. Makes a v6 sound so much better.
 
#7 ·
I can't imagine that sounding good at all. I have heard a charger 3.6L with muffler deletes and later he went to magnafold cat back, both sounded like complete high school crap.


Post a video if you can.
 
#8 ·
the two parts at the back are resonators not mufflers, there is only one muffler in the middle of the jeep and 2 resonators at the rear
 
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#9 ·
I did the front Muffler delete a long time ago on my Jeep ...it sounds pretty good...but I had mine coupled with a Gibson dual cat back exhaust and it got to be a bit annoying ...LOTS of highway drone..I guess it's all about what you can get used to...Now I still have the custom xpipe in place but am using magnaflows in the rear...this is what mine sounded like though with muffler delete/xpipe and the gibson exhaust

 
#16 ·
All 3.6 sound throaty with an aftermaket exhaust.

I used to have a Magnaflow 16929 system for the 5.7 on my vehicle.

I made it feel like there was more zip in the mid section of the throttle but I couldn't take the drone. So I found an OEM dual exhaust and replaced it.

The dual one an OEM single exhaust is still an improvement.
 
#20 ·
negative, i have a 2019 Limited X with a 3.6 V6, i had twin exhaust tips and i just had a shop take out the two rear mufflers with a straight pipe, i left the mid resonator on to avoid it sounding cheap. It sounds great, has a deep tone to it. There is some drone around 1,900-2,100 rpms and then a good amount on the parkway
 
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