OEM Jeep Gladiator Exhaust Tip

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The Jeep Gladiator Exhaust Tip caps off a tailpipe and sharpens the appearance of your pipe edge and your truck for a finished look. The Exhaust Tip is available in a variety of metals and coatings, but stainless or black powder finish will prevent rust and highlight the aggressive rear profile that Jeep fans enjoy. Although the component does not add horsepower, it controls gases and enhances the tone of the exhaust, leading to a subtle sound. The Jeep Gladiator relies on the Wrangler JL architecture, but stretches the design into a midsize pickup truck that can toe up to 7,650 pounds, uses a robust five-foot bed but still drops its doors and roof for open-air freedom. A 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 with 285 horsepower works with either a six-speed manual or eight-speed automatic that gives Gladiator drivers lively acceleration on pavement and boulder-crawling torque on trails. A 3.0-liter EcoDiesel is optional; delivers 442 lb-ft of torque, quiet low-speed climbs, and effortless highway cruising the Gladiator is outfitted with many tech features that will keep your off-road adventure as safe and connected as possible. Off-Road Pages, a forward trail camera, available adaptive cruise control and others help elevate the experience. Skid plates, solid axles, high ground clearance and other Jeep pedigree features ensure that the Gladiator stays steady in and around mud or sand. To install new an Exhaust Tip, first, clean the tail pipe. Then, slide on the tip to properly align it at the correct clearance. After that, clamp or screw the tip on firmly. Finally, start the engine and check that the Exhaust Tip maintain its proper alignment. If it is misaligned after the engine has run, just re-tighten it.