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@thedadchannel2534 the console removal does suck. I would say it's worth it. I love the shifter and no more shifter cable popping off. The scariest part about the install for me was getting the cable adjusted after it was all installed.

@@boostedfiveoh thanks for the heads up!

@thedadchannel2534 no problem. B&M has videos on how to adjust it on UA-cam. That was helpful

@anthonys7534 it was stock. The dealer was pretty shocked too. They said that it's very rare to see it happen.

@mrpog-ge4kb I installed it myself and it was a real headache. I would recommend having a shop do it that does them often. It's worth the money whatever they charge bc it's so hard to reach down through the engine bay to the hull. And also you get one shot at drilling the hole for the exhaust and I drilled mine slightly too small then had to ream it out and then my bolts wouldn't thread into the bracket so I had to drill the threads out and put a nut on the inside which is difficult to reach. I won't be doing that again lol.

@@boostedfiveoh oh okay. Thanks for the info!

@@mrpog-ge4kb no problem

@@boostedfiveoh wait so how much is it to pay from riva racing because I might ask my dad and he wants to know the price so how much did your pipe cost or did you build it all by yourself

@mrpog-ge4kb looks like they are selling for $439 from riva. I don't remember paying that much though lol

@@2mkTTBOB Thanks!

@iscreenshotnfts9455 This one had the helical gears which makes it sound a little cleaner and quieter but still makes enough noise that people can hear it when you pull up in the parking lot

Not sure, but I thought "Picklefork hull" referred to hydroplanes. This might be a tunnel hull, with full length sponsons. I could be wrong, because the center of a raised hull might not be the best place for the intake grate. I'd like the owner to respond.

Im sure your right but the jet setups are nice for the river especially when the water levels drop

​@boostedfiveoh 100% They do have their place. I made the post because seems he's looking for speed. I used to have a "Day Cruiser" Berkeley Jet, 455 Olds. Couldn't keep gas in it.

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It ended up being a lil too loud with no muffler and unded up putting a muffler on it that still sounds good but not too loud.

@@boostedfiveoh alright thanks for telling I’m probably going to chagne the muffler to be a little louder.

@ghosty6783 That's probably the best option. Good luck!

I know I was bummed but gonna rebuild it with a choppy cam and do some upgrades

@@boostedfiveoh I HAVE A CYLINDER 4 MISFIRE PUT SOME OLD ONES IN WENT AWAY AND CAME BACK

@@Srt8Pharoah you put old lifters in it? Was there any wear on the cam?

@@boostedfiveoh I MIGHT PUT OLD SPARK PLUGS IN

@@boostedfiveoh IM SORRY I WASNT CLEAR

I'm gonna go colder on the next set for sure!

What year is your Jeep?

That was the plan until I found metal shavings in my oil

No noticeably performance difference. The separator is mostly just to minimize the oil burnt in the combustion chamber. The air intake isn't enough of a power difference to notice it. If you combine full exhaust and tune you'll get a noticeable difference. I haven't got that far yet lol. I would say the oil separator will help keep the engine running healthy down the road. Just hit a lil over 108k miles.

Gotcha. What about the mpg performance?

Glad to hear it! I'm still happy with mine too!

I had to get a new plastic bushing that attaches the shift cable to the transmission

I am still happy with them! Still holding up great at 17,000 miles. Some have complained about road noise from the tires, but my jeep is kinda loud so I don't hear it lol

@@boostedfiveoh thanks for the reply! Curious question though, and maybe not-- but, have you ever left pavement with them? That may sound silly, but part of me can't wrap my head around the SUV thing (my first SUV purchase, ever), and think that for at least a small percentage of it's life this thing may be front country or mild off-road (camping, etc.). edit: Merry Christmas, lol

@bergePanzer581 No problem! I've really only left pavent for a gravel road or possibly turning around somewhere. I've never been camping with the srt. The off roading I would do with the srt would be very minimal. I also have a wrangler for off roading, so if I'm planning on off roading I'll be taking the wrangler. Merry Christmas!

@@kojiki88 Thanks for the update! My radiator has been leaking too, so now that I've finally fixed the radiator, I'm leaking coolant out of the thermostat housing enough that it has become noticeable. I'm going to have to put that gasket on the thermostat house also.

You can burp the system once you're finished by starting the vehicle with the radiator cap off. Only do this from a cold start, run it for a minute or two with the radiator cap off, when your done re install the cap and you should be good to go. Add some radiator fluid if needed during the process.

Yes it is. 315/70/17

@dommeister4004 definitely not like super swampers lol. I couldn't even hear the road noise until people started complaining on my video. I think you'll be fine since you do have that weight over the rear tires. I feel like a truck bed with no weight may have some traction issues no matter what tires you are running. I've had multiple trucks with all different tires and all the trucks would spin the tires fairly easy in the rain.

Yes, you are correct! 986hp with the electric motors combined. That actually sounds much better!

Oh, my bad. I wish I had them racing on video! Hopefully, I can get some content like that soon!

Sure is!

@@boostedfiveoh I’ve been there once, had a Chiron on display for a week or two

@TheCrowOfJudgement Sweet! I was there a few years ago and they had black Chiron. Very cool place to check out some amazing cars

Lol, you're right. The other boat took off right before me. I think you can still hear the ski over the other boat. I love the sound!