I got mine from ebay and it came with a adaptor I was just really lucky I got it and didnt even want it at first wanted to put on a big muffler but Im so glad after Iput it on its so sweet lookin and its got a nice cool sound to it . what do you think sheek06 & sxtnny. go for it ground control look on ebay aometimes you can find one on there cheap last time Ilooked there was one on there for 50 bucks but a lot of bidders .

 

I found a decent deal here:
http://store.yahoo.com/wyckoff-chrys...ertstduex.html

$175 for both the dual exhaust and the adapter.

 

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Looks awesome....now I'm jealous can't wait to get my dualies lol

 

How do you guys think it would sound on an SE? Louder or quiter than what it would sound on a SXT?

 

The same.

 

Here's how mine will look once I get it. I don't have a SXT spoiler yet though.




How much am I looking at for installation on this? $50 or so? What do you guys think?

 

Do it yourself. Its easy. Well actually I don't know how the R/T exhaust hooks up, but it shouldn't be hard. Should either be a exhaust clamp or bolt on. I would look at it before you decide to take it to a shop. I did my exhaust in 30 minutes....no bull****in. It took me longer to clean the tools up then it did for me to take my stock exhaust and put the new one on.

 

Wow...

That's good to know. I'll take a look at it and try to do it myself in that case.

 

Ran me a whole $195.59. That's shipping included. I do EVERYTHING I can through http://www.moparsupercenter.com/ . I have had incredible luck with them. The muffler is P/N 5278624AH and was $155.76. The adaptor is P/N 82208484 and was $22.86. I had it in 4 days.

It took me a whole 40 minutes to get the old one off and the new one on. That's it. I htink I spent more time worring about it then it took to actually do it.

You need..

Car Ramps
Ratchet Wrench
15mm deep socket
hacksaw
rubber mallet
WD-40

That's it...the factory muff is bolted on by a built on clamp. VERY good design. The hacksaw was needed to cut the flared ends off the old hangers so the muff would slide out of them. WD-40 was used to lubricate the new hangers so they would slide in.

Seriously, it only took 40 minutes to get the old off and the new on. I was amazed. It reminded me of those 30-60 minute auto shows where they install a new part on a car and it always looks easy and seems to go right!



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