Magnaflow Street Seriies Performance Exhaust

[jandersendo]

Jeep Wrangler 392 Cat-Back Performance Exhaust System | MagnaFlow Street Series #19598

Explore the brand new MagnaFlow 2021/2022 Jeep Wrangler 392 Street Series Performance Exhaust System. Buy #19598 online now at MagnaFlow.com and give your Jeep Wrangler 392 the power and sound you demand.

www.magnaflow.com

Anyone pull the trigger and order this? I've signed up to have them let me know when it's available. I also know Borla is coming out with their own later this year, so should be interesting once people can compare.

 

[veddersbetter]

Jeep Wrangler 392 Cat-Back Performance Exhaust System | MagnaFlow Street Series #19598

Explore the brand new MagnaFlow 2021/2022 Jeep Wrangler 392 Street Series Performance Exhaust System. Buy #19598 online now at MagnaFlow.com and give your Jeep Wrangler 392 the power and sound you demand.

www.magnaflow.com

Anyone pull the trigger and order this? I've signed up to have them let me know when it's available. I also know Borla is coming out with their own later this year, so should be interesting once people can compare.

Looks pretty good.. and Magnaflow has been pretty decent quality (although my last system tips split and they denied warranty) .. but $3700 is a bit out of the realm of realistic.
Ill pay $80k for a V8 in a Wrangler.. but almost $4000 for stainless exhaust with a warranty they may or may not honor.. is too much.
If it was made of titanium ... and came with an exhaust skid... maybe. Just my opinion

 

[jandersendo]

Looks pretty good.. and Magnaflow has been pretty decent quality (although my last system tips split and they denied warranty) .. but $3700 is a bit out of the realm of realistic.
Ill pay $80k for a V8 in a Wrangler.. but almost $4000 for stainless exhaust with a warranty they may or may not honor.. is too much.
If it was made of titanium ... and came with an exhaust skid... maybe. Just my opinion

Tips split?

 

[veddersbetter]

Tips split?

Yeah... they started to separate on the end... (see the right side of the picture) ended up getting quite a bit worse before I got rid of the truck. It was an obvious manufacturer defect. Truck was never driven in winter.. about 20k miles on it at the time of the picture