projectXJ: Jeep cat-back exhaust swap, no-weld (Banks Monster for 84-01 XJ Cherokee)

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  • Опубликовано: 1 дек 2024

Комментарии • 15

  • @LZDEN
    @LZDEN Год назад +3

    very nicely done Aaron.good work.

  • @trhmlton9293
    @trhmlton9293 Год назад

    Never have I ever seen rusty exhaust bolts come off like that lol
    Thanks for posting these videos, I know it's a lot of work

    • @aaronvienot
      @aaronvienot  Год назад

      All surface rust. The clamps that were on there when I got the vehicle only came loose with the cutoff wheel :-)

    • @trhmlton9293
      @trhmlton9293 Год назад

      @@aaronvienot ahhh, I see. My original ones were like twisty times lol

  • @Aim4Gr8
    @Aim4Gr8 2 месяца назад

    What is the part number for that banks monster muffler? Do they all come with the o2 sensor adapter?

  • @scubasmith
    @scubasmith Год назад

    You make some of the best videos on RUclips for the XJ. Link to the product would be nice.

    • @aaronvienot
      @aaronvienot  Год назад

      Banks Monster #51360, purchased through Quadratec (stock #17603-6100), but as indicated in the video, there are multiple options for your consideration at Quadratec and elsewhere.

    • @MikeOrazzi
      @MikeOrazzi 8 месяцев назад

      Nice. I just put a stainless Magnaflow on my 01 XJ. I can't believe how rust free your XJ is. Heat shields? Mine feel off like 15 years ago. @@aaronvienot

    • @aaronvienot
      @aaronvienot  8 месяцев назад

      @@MikeOrazzi Colorado vehicle. We do have winter road treatment but not the regular thaw/freeze problem, so rock salt use is rare.

    • @MikeOrazzi
      @MikeOrazzi 8 месяцев назад

      You're lucky. Next time I drive out west I should pick up a rust free XJ and tow it back behind the dually. @@aaronvienot

  • @JoshTolbertUrbana
    @JoshTolbertUrbana Год назад

    If you want to make sure your lug studs are water-free, hit them with some brake parts cleaner. Not sure I'd even trust WD-40 on lug studs.
    Nice video. I need to do something similar on my JK. I am not looking forward to it. :)

    • @aaronvienot
      @aaronvienot  Год назад +1

      If I had realized from the start that I was cutting at the OE O2 bung and started there, this would have been a shorter video. So, don't get too spooked by the job, just lay out everything first.

  • @midwestdriver906
    @midwestdriver906 10 месяцев назад

    Did you move into a house??? Workspace looks much better than that car port!

    • @aaronvienot
      @aaronvienot  10 месяцев назад +1

      That's "site B," aka my dad's garage. My parents are about 40 minutes across the city so I can't always plan a job there, but when I do, it's definitely a better space.

    • @midwestdriver906
      @midwestdriver906 10 месяцев назад

      @@aaronvienot Ever since I moved in the area I've been wrenching on mine at a storage unit as I just can't stomach doing this type of stuff in the parking garage at our apartment building. $180/mo isn't cheap but its worth the sanity.