Muffler Choices

Time to replace the old Turbo mufflers, center in and center out. V-6 powered CJ2A with headers and side dumps. Would appreciate your thoughts on what brand to go with. On this page because there are more V-6s in CJ-5s than CJ2As

Fltfndr

 

ive done jones turbo tubes on a few different rigs. nice sound made in usa not overly large size wise .

 

I found some old stainless mustang mufflers that I am using in my 2a. kind of funny actually. work fine

 

I put Flow masters on mine. Offset in and out, which I like. Made of some thick metal so they can take some abuse. But,they are pretty loud. I used to like it but as I get older, I like the noise less and less.

 

On summits website, you can select your inlet/outlet size and location, then see all the different options. Many different lengths, width, thickness options.

 

I used to like it too.

But as I get older, I can hear less and less.

 

I used Magna flow muffler on mine.

 

been on jeep for more than 30 years . 3'rd set of headers . 2'nd set of tail pipes

942043-40 Delta Flow Muffler – 2.00 Offset In / 2.00 Offset Out – Aggressive Sound

 

That is what I run. The PO ran 2 1/2" diameter and I thought they where to loud. I installed 2" and they where defiantly quieter. I did not care for the look of the smaller tube so I ended up buying some 2 1/4". You can hear the difference between the two diameter tubing.

 

Mine isn't stainless. Do they make them?

 

I put Borla 304 stainless mufflers on my 3B. If you wash off the grime, still as shinny as the day I installed them. Just a low rumble unless you put your foot in it.

 

I like the those muffler guards. They look strong enough to be sliders. Can we see some more shots of them? I have Flowmasters on mine from the PO in the same location. They sound awesome when you want them to, but are a bit too loud cruising down the road.

 

I run a single Cherry Bomb Turbo(offset in centered out)with stock manifolds. It fits perfectly behind the T-case on the pass side inside the frame rail. Nice and quiet. Best part, $25 at Fleet Farm.

 

I also fabbed something similar to these for my mufflers mounted to the frame and integrated to the roll cage.. These are a lot prettier though!

Anyhow, as stated above, Flowmaster is the way to roll... I used 40 series delta flows and had great luck.. At one time I went sidepipes and it killed my bottom end power..

Bubba

 

I put them here:
The Square Deal

 

Personally, I'd be looking for the quietest muffler for my stock 58 F134. That helps me to enjoy the scenery without distractions. At 61 I'm finding I prefer less noise, where as when I was a youngster I liked uncapped headers on my 68 GTO (which may explain some of my hearing loss at this age). Now I can make a 9 hour drive by myself without ever turning on the radio. Just peace and quiet.