Magna-flow Muffler

Magna-Flow Muffler

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Since the Passenger side Upper Control Arm contacts the muffler and the fact that I had already abused this one with a tree root it was time for a new muffler. I wanted something that would provide a nice rumble, but not be to loud cruising down the street. I decided to go with a Magna-Flow. I took it to a local exhaust shop.

Additional Parts:
Magna-Flow Muffler

Tools Needed:
Torch
Sawsall
Professional installer

Stock Muffler Before shots:

New Muffler After shots:

The muffler is ovaled to pass between the shock and the gas tank skid. It also sits higher along the frame rail. I could have had it tucked up nice and tight, but I intend to add another tow hook for the time being before I decide on which bumper I am going to use. I also had the exhaust cut upwards at an angle to the side to aid when I'm in the water and muck with it.

This page last updated: 16-Apr-2008

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