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Pacemaker 3" Cat Back Exhaust for Jeep Grand Cherokee WK2 SRT 6.4L V8 2012–2021 - PP2654-51Pacemaker 3" Cat Back Exhaust System for Jeep Grand Cherokee WK2 SRT PP2654 51 Unlock the deep, aggressive V8 signature note of your 6. 4L Hemi with the Pacemaker Sport Systems 3" Cat Back Exhaust. Specifically engineered for the Jeep Grand Cherokee WK2 SRT, this high flow mandrel bent system is designed to significantly reduce backpressure and improve exhaust velocity. As Australias leading exhaust manufacturer, Pacemaker utilizes premium materials
Pacemaker 3" Cat Back Exhaust System for Jeep Grand Cherokee WK2 SRT - PP2654-51
Unlock the deep, aggressive V8 signature note of your 6.4L Hemi with the Pacemaker Sport Systems 3" Cat Back Exhaust. Specifically engineered for the Jeep Grand Cherokee WK2 SRT, this high-flow mandrel-bent system is designed to significantly reduce backpressure and improve exhaust velocity. As Australia’s leading exhaust manufacturer, Pacemaker utilizes premium materials and signature resonance technology to deliver a crisp performance sound without the intrusive cabin drone, making it the perfect street upgrade for the naturally aspirated 344kW SRT. Note: Fits Jeep Grand Cherokee WK2 SRT models (2012–2021) equipped with the 6.4L Hemi V8 engine.
Features:
Precision-manufactured in Australia to deliver the ultimate balance of flow efficiency and acoustic refinement for the SRT platform.
- System Setup: Performance Cat-Back system that bolts directly to the factory connection points.
- Material Quality: Constructed from premium Exhaust Grade 409 Stainless Steel for superior longevity.
- Sound Control: Incorporates V-Tex technology and rear resonators to eliminate drone while enhancing the Hemi roar.
- Muffler Technology: Signature Double Skinned 409 Stainless Steel Mufflers for increased durability.
- Installation: Direct bolt-on design requiring no fabrication or welding.
- Finish: Includes flanged exhaust tips specifically designed to suit the SRT rear bar.
| Product Specifications for PP2654-51 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Brand | Pacemaker Sport Systems | Part # / SKU | PP2654-51 |
| Product Type | Cat Back Exhaust System | System Configuration | 3" Mandrel Bent System |
| Material | 409 Grade Stainless Steel | Pipe Size | 3" (76mm) |
| Fitment Type | Direct Bolt-On | Fabrication Required | No |
| Engine Compatibility | 6.4L Hemi V8 (ESF/ESG) | Country of Manufacture | Australia |
Important Notes:
- Specifically engineered for Jeep Grand Cherokee WK2 SRT models (2012–2021).
- System scope: Includes Performance Left and Right Cat Back assemblies, Centre assembly, and Rear Resonator assemblies.
- Designed to bolt directly to the factory catalytic converter connection points—no cutting or welding required.
- Ensure compatibility with the 6.4L Hemi V8 engine and SRT rear bar before ordering.
- Professional automotive technician installation is recommended to ensure perfect tip alignment within the rear bar.
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Vehicle Applications:
| Make | Model | From | To | Body | Series | Engine | Variant | Drivetrain |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JEEP | ||||||||
| Jeep | Grand Cherokee | 2012 | 2021 | SUV | WK2 | 6.4L Hemi V8 | SRT | AWD |
Warranty Information
| Product | Warranty Period |
|---|---|
| Pacemaker Headers | Two (2) years. |
| Pacemaker King Brown 4x4 Exhaust | Five (5) years. |
| Pacemaker Sports Exhaust Systems | Five (5) years. |
| Fabrication Products | One (1) year. |
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★★★★★ 3
cowgirl romance say what
Format: Paperback
When a city girl inherits a horse farm from her estranged late aunt. she never expects to fall head over heels for the grumpy hot farrier who dislikes her. Molly McDaniel's life is not going great, her crushing student loans haunt her, her back to back jobs to just get by take up most of her time, and her dream of starting an event planning business has been put on the backburner. When she gets news that she has inherited her late estranged aunt's run down, struggling horse barn, this could be her chance to finally get her life back in track if she can sell it.... yet when she gets there she meets Shani, the hot cocky farrier who was close to her aunt and who dislikes Molly for being the one to inherit the horse farm. Shani refuses to give up on the barn and dislikes Molly for even thinking about wanting to sell it. Molly knows she can't take care of the horse farm, she has no experience, yet the longer she spends there getting to know all the people who were working on it with her aunt and actually spending more time with Shani, she begins to fall in love with both the farm and Shani. Will Molly risk it all and keep the farm and try and convince Shani that she means to stay, or will she finally chase after her dreams and take the easy way out? This was a really easy to read cowgirl romance, but it just felt like it was missing something for me. I was hoping for some further development in the romance or some actual chemistry, but it just wasn't there for me. I really wanted to like this one but just felt like it was okay at best and that it could have been better. I would say out of all the Jennifer Dugan books I've read, this was the best one. Molly and Shani are opposites and dislike each other from the start but work to overcome their differences and stop fighting their attraction to one another. It's a easy contemporary farm girl x city girl romance and I think anyone who enjoys a sapphic romance should definitely give it a go.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2024
★★★★★ 4
Betting the farm
Format: Kindle
Shani and Molly meet after Molly unexpectedly inherits the horse farm that Shani expected to be hers. The two butt heads as Molly figures out what she wants to do with the farm. Both women are gun shy due to ghost from theirs past but they can't deny the chemistry between them. Just when it looks like they might get their happily ever after, betrayal from a friend throws a wrench in the works. This was a really good read with well structured characters and an engaging storyline.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2025
★★★★★ 5
First you must believe in yourself
Format: Kindle
This is not just a love story but of understanding that when you believe in yourself, good things will come your way. Keeping an open mind and finding you can love things you never dreamed of.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2024
★★★★★ 5
grumpy lesbian meets optimistic bisexual
Format: Kindle
Fun easy read about a mish mash family coming together to help each other save the farm they became a family on.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2024
★★★★★ 4
There are some issues, but overall, this is a good book!
Format: Paperback
3.5 stars.
I have always enjoyed Jennifer Dugan's writing, so I was excited to read "The Ride of Her Life." This is a sapphic fish-out-of-water, angst-ridden romance between two polar opposite protagonists thrust together after tragedy strikes. Molly has just inherited a commercial horse barn from her estranged aunt (her mom's sister). It is the best thing that has happened to her in a while, and while she's sad about her aunt's passing, she sees this inheritance as a huge life change and a way to make her dreams a reality. Shani is the farrier who lives on the compound. She also helped take care of Molly's aunt in the last days of her life. Shani thought *she* was going to inherit the barn from Molly's aunt, especially since she worked there for years and is full of experience when it comes to running the place. The longer Molly stays at the property, the more she connects to the area, the animals, and the people her aunt loved, cared for, employed, and valued. At constant odds with one another, Molly and Shani are essentially rivals and enemies. Shani doesn't want Molly to sell the property, but Molly needs to pay off her student loans and get her business off the ground. Will they eventually see eye to eye? What you will find in this book is a relatively quick, fun read that is offset by its heavier themes. Unlike "Love at First Set," the balance between seriousness and levity didn't quite mesh as well for me. I liked the enemies-to-lovers vibes in this book, that aspect is handled really well! This leads to a lot of pining and tension between Molly and Shani early on, which sets the stage for some epic steaminess in the latter portion of the book. Unfortunately, what you will *also* find here is a *metric ton* of miscommunication, so if you're not into that trope, stay away from this book. I also wish I had known more about Shani. Her exposition and backstory feel very scant compared to Molly's. We know she has a lot of trauma from when she was younger, but that's about it. Nothing is expounded upon too tremendously. Another thing that stood out to me is how it is repeatedly mentioned that Molly has made it a habit of getting lost in her past relationships. Molly falls fast and jumps in head-first. There's no real indication that her dalliance/tryst/potential relationship with Shani is any different just because they shared some deep confessional moments. Molly's still just turning herself into a horse girl to satisfy Shani's career even though she loves everything antithetical to that lifestyle because..... love? S3x? Both? Finally, while I am satisfied with the ending where the two protagonists are concerned, it feels like there is little resolution between Molly and her best friend Nat, and between Molly and her mother. Still, there is a lot to like about this novel!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2024