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I used this every season for over two years on my stock muffler. It looked great, it was cheap, and it required very little prep work. Perfect solution to hold you over until you decide to spring for a nicer exhaust.

No, no, no...

I also have the Rugged Ridge Modular XHD bumper. It is definitely solid. As this is the only aftermarket bumper I've ever used, I can't offer you much in terms of a comparison with other brands, but I can say that I thoroughly enjoy this bumper for it's looks and durability. Currently, I run...

You're correct!

After decades of being a Jeep family and owning everything from Grand Cherokees, to Cherokees, to Wranglers, I think my father finally got sick and tired of looking at my JK and not owning anything with a Jeep logo on it himself. Though he isn't as extreme as most of us, I'm happy to say that...

Let's put it this way, Brankz... How does this picture make you feel??

They got you!

So that's where red tide comes from! (I'm sorry)

You boys can come hash it out in our cages if you'd like.

I'd definitely go with the EVO if you have the money for it. However, I have the XHD stubby & stinger and I really like it.

How true.

My hangers actually slid right out without any problems. However, removing the two pipes from one another was nearly impossible. I shamefully had to resort to this... The mechanic was very nice and only charged me $10 bucks to cut it off. However, the body blow to my ego cost me much more!

Can you find the honey???

Gave her some fresh air!

Finally got the time to stop by for a burger!

After more than an hour of hammering, chiseling and applying gratuitous amounts of WD40, I finally gave up trying to remove my old exhaust and paid a guy ten bucks to chop it off with an acetylene torch. Took him less than a minute. I loosened it for him.

Chopping my old exhaust off!

Here are a few better photos I just took of my buddy's stock exhaust. They show the 2 hangers you'll have to remove and the clamp you'll have to loosen to separate the pipes. The clamp can be removed with your average socket set. Clamp: Driver's side hanger: Passenger's side hanger: Once...

A big X2 on this. Those were the main reasons that I decided to sell my hood mounts. The 20" light bar I was using was a spot/flood combo and the flood portion of it glared like crazy. Furthermore, as NFRs2000NYC mentioned, it barely added any usable light up front because of the intense glare...

Also, they look a bit different than the picture above, and most other 17" and up sizes for that matter, because of the deep dish effect the 10" width gives the 15" wheel. Here is a stock photo of them in my exact size: