2012 Jeep Cherokee Muffler Delete - Too Loud? Explained How It’s Done? Pros & Cons Engineerine

Author Dalbo 01 Jul 2026

I got a lot of the v8 sound back, it sounds a lot better in my opinion now, it's just a bit loud for a family car I’m not against it, matter of fact i love working on the jeep with him, i just don’t want. Let me know if you still want me to post a video, but it would be without the stock.

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2012 Jeep Cherokee Muffler Delete - Too Loud? Explained How It’s Done? Pros & Cons Engineerine

If you want to aid that exhaust in making the hemi sing then delete the stock intake resonator but keep the snorkel as it brings in He keeps bugging me about getting a better sound out of the exhaust and suggested a muffler delete B2 fabrication's article breaks down the pros and cons of.

A resonator delete is a modification to a car's exhaust system that changes how exhaust pulses flow and produces a louder, more aggressive exhaust sound.

It sounded great but the end result was a loss of nearly 20 at the wheels from stock setup You need a tuned exhaust or mufflers to keep a little back pressure in the system If you keep the stock. When seeing videos i swear everyone’s car practically screamed at start up.

Keeping the stock resonator and replacing the muffler with something like a thrush chambered muffler or flowmaster hp2 has also been reported to produce a good sound You will get a tad bit more noise (and much more turbo) with a dpf delete (as i noticed) It really not any louder but you can pick up more of what's going on. Anyone in here done a muffler delete or straight piped their jeep

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Curious to hear what that sounds like and if there is any drone.

Like i said, it is not much louder, but i’m sure the exhaust flow is much greater compared to the factory muffler given that you can see light through the flowmaster muffler but not the factory one,.