Jeep Cherokee Exhaust

2000 Jeep Cherokee, I6 4.0l , New Flowmaster cat-back system with 50 series muffler.

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Jeep
• Cherokee
• Flowmaster
• 50
• series

[shawnpg]

@superduck714 negative... straight pipes from the headers measuring 2-2/12 inches in Dia. will keep the back pressure. too much back pressure and the exhaust will stay in the pipes too long and create unnecessary heat. too big of a pipe will not let the exhaust flow uniformly and create turbulence/ more heat also. like i said a 2-2 1/2 inch pipe right about to the xfer case will make her purr like a bitch in heat.

[wfhsco2011]

did you build up this system your self or did you find a kit? i called flowmaster and they said there is no such system available for a 2000 cherokee xj

[177932]

You should look into an electric fan conversion.

[lostneutral]

Nice sound... I love that low deep sound. Kinda of what mine sounds like.

[07RedRider400]

@4wheelinking im about to get a series 50 for my cherokee, and also a 3" rough country lift but keeping the stock tires, for now anyways

[MXHondas230]

sounds good, but it sounds stock. I agree, totally a 40 series. If you wanted the 50 series sound on an I6 Jeep then just stick with stock.

[melisluv06]

Good stuff but... it's really bad to sit there and hold revs with no load like that.

[shooter5635]

when we say "straight pipes" we mean no muffler, still a cat...at least most of us do because it's illegal to run without an cat in most states...

[superduck714]

Straight pipes might increase hp, but these 4.0s need back pressure to make the low end torque they are known for. So a muffler of some type is best for that. But straight piped with long tube headers are awesome for high end hp.

[greasemonkey189]

I used to run 40 series on my Duster, sound bad ass, i run a glass pack on my XJ, its not bad, but i think i might roll with a flowmaster 40 series soon.