Jeep Wrangler JL Unlimited Exhaust

Your Jeep Wrangler JL Unlimited may have come with a high-quality exhaust system built to last, but it is a standard one made for general driving. If your style of driving involves off-roading or cruising around in a personalized ride, it may be time for an exhaust upgrade.

Jeep Wrangler JL Unlimited Exhaust

Off-road adventures require outfitting your ride with aftermarket parts that can help you avoid rocks, mud and debris from damaging the underside of the vehicle, as well as prevent high centering. The factory exhaust system isn’t built for those extremes. When you make an upgrade, there are many options available that are designed for a higher clearance and often have a lifted tailpipe. The AFE Twisted Steel has a relocated pipe and is designed to not interfere with lift kits. Another popular choice is the MagnaFlow Rock Crawler, a high-clearance performance system with mandrel-bent tubing.

Get Extra Power

While keeping your exhaust system intact is important, upgrading your Unlimited exhaust system is also a way to boost your ride’s power. While the engine horsepower can’t change, you can maximize it. Aftermarket exhaust components help increase air circulation. As more fresh air enters the combustion chamber, more power is delivered to your wheels. This works by keeping back pressure low and increasing exhaust velocity. The efficiency equates to the power needed to tackle the wildest terrain.

Benefits of Having a Jeep Wrangler JL Unlimited Exhaust

Along with revving up your Jeep Wrangler’s power, a new exhaust system offers additional benefits. For people who are savvy about sound, you can select exhaust systems that have a stronger, more aggressive sound to complement your rugged ride. Another personalization benefit is style. Instead of getting a simple system, you get to pick and choose from an array of looks and finishes, including a shiny polished aesthetic or a stylish black powder coating. Lastly, with your exhaust running at the most efficient levels possible, it may mean a boost in fuel economy. Since less dirty air is circulating, it means the engine doesn’t have to work as hard.