If the exhaust doesn’t sound tough enough, how about the stock horn? Sounds like a VW Bug’s little sister
OK - Can't resist:
If the exhaust doesn’t sound tough enough, how about the stock horn? Sounds like a VW Bug’s little sister
Now you're just bragging.
Have any from the supercharged I-6 days?
It’s a 4.0 with only one mod…
…’course that one mod is a built 392 Hemi.
Just foolin’ a bit. Thanks for the compliment.
If the exhaust doesn’t sound tough enough, how about the stock horn? Sounds like a VW Bug’s little sister
Either way. Damn good Jeep good sir. I’d go a similar route if I wasn’t such a big fan of my precious i6. Myyyy preeeeciouuusssss.
But even so, every once in a blue moon it reminds me it is not that old 4.0…
Too many differences in opinions. I've tried many and settled with a Flowmaster Delta 40. Deeper than stock with zero annoying drone.
Need that, need that now.
Truthfully, the Supercharged I6 was a hell of a good motor. 300 ponies, 400 torque at the crank. And dead nuts, 100% reliable - and I am not exaggerating there. It never stalled, ever. Always ran like a watch, no matter what abuse I tossed its way. Kenne Bell intercooled supercharger and tune. It was dialed in.
The Hemi is that way now, but it literally took years of work and a bunch of tuning. Flyin’ Ryan finally got it dialed for me, but it took many iterations. But even so, every once in a blue moon it reminds me it is not that old 4.0…
That’s an easy one. I run the 4 horn set out of 90’s Caddy Eldorado. You can usually pick them up on ebay. Literally called the Train Horn.
That was the stock horn in a Cadillac??
My factory exhaust was just too quiet. I zip tied a 8in. section of bicycle inner tube to my pipe and now it sounds SWEEEETTTTT !!!!!![]()