Jeep Wrangler JK - AFE Scorpion Exhaust Review - 3.6L

Here I install and review the AFE Scorpion exhaust on my 2014 Jeep Wrangler JK. Its a 3.6L V^ with a 6 speed manual transmission.
Install is easy, about 45 minutes removing the old exhaust and about 10 minutes installing the new one.
Very pleased with the sound. Plenty of sound clips in the video.

[@trentwolff7761]

For one EXACTLY what I was looking for 2014 2 door manual Rubicon, our model is so rare.

[@512TXSDIY]

Sounds good. Not too loud.

[@zedhudson]

Thanks CW. After hearing yours in real life this weekend, I'm going to need to smash my piggy bank. Just loud enough to be heard, certainly deeper than stock and not at all obnoxious. While I still believe there is not a production V6 that sounds "good"... this is actually not bad, and is worlds nicer than the factory muffler. I'll be honest, I never though I'd consider swapping mufflers on my JK... now where is Mr. Piggy?

[@cw50must]

Yeah V6s have an interesting sound for sure. I'm glad to hear it sounds decent.

[@davidmilovanovich9415]

Hi AFE EXHAUST SOUNDS GREAT,!!!
I have an 2013 jeep wrangler unlimited JK sahara v6 3.6 automatic GECKO PREARL 4 doors 35x12.50r20 NITTO RIDGE GRAPPLER TIRES
WHEN I get the money I will be getting this muffler,
●|||||||● HAPPY. JEEPY
Here's a jeep wave ✌ 🖐

[@stuschultz4651]

Where do you live? I'm looking at this exhaust but live in Wisconsin. Salt during the winter. How is it holding up? Any rust issue? Sounds nice right now I have the redrock 4×4 dual outlet. Don't really care for the sound and want a little more tucked up exhaust.

[@cw50must]

I live in Phoenix, AZ so rust is no issue at all out here. Its holding up great.