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Yeah, I think it sounds great on startup. I think of the FX like Borla's "S" series, subtle but good tone. You can easily tell it from stock on startup.
I have installed several Borla kits on my mustangs and they are top notch but expensive. On my rebel, I liked the tailpipes so I decided to go with flowmasterFX. The install was a piece of cake, it took about 45 min to install with a Sawzall and a socket set. There is zero drone in the cab and...
This is my second vehicle with an open diff here in snowy NH. With locker that my rubicon had and now my rebel you can't get LSD. LSD is better in the snow but I just pop it in 4wd and it's fine. In 2WD it uses brake lock diff that tries to simulate LSD but it only does an ok job. So in short...
I normally do them at 5-6k and my last set of duratracs passed inspection with 72k on them. On a rear wheel drive, I cross the rears then bring the fronts straight back.
I don't know about grapplers but I have had 3 sets of duratracs on my jeeps. I will say they are a good tire all the way around and I have never had a heavy tire wear so well. My last wrangler rubicon had 72K on the tires and it passed inspection. They are also the best wide truck tire I have...
I also have the ryobi ($60 factory recon) and it has worked well for almost 2 years. I mounted it on a shelf in the garage and added quick disconnect fittings and a 50ft hose with a better wand. I use a foam cannon on it and love the setup.
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