GRAIL Valved Exhaust System | ECE | suitable for Jeep Grand Cherokee WK2 SRT from model year 2014

GRAIL Valve Exhaust System
suitable for Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT (WK2)

The Grand Cherokee SRT combines the 6.4-litre HEMI V8 with all-wheel drive and a commanding road presence – a true American icon. For drivers who want to give the SRT an even more impressive sound, the GRAIL Valve Exhaust System offers the perfect solution. It uses the factory exhaust routing, replaces key components with flow-optimized parts made from 304L stainless steel, and integrates a precisely tuned Valve Control. The result: a noticeably more powerful, deep V8 sound, fully ECE-compliant and seamlessly integrated into the Jeep's controls – ideal for anyone who wants to significantly enhance the SRT's acoustics without compromising everyday usability or registration.

Highlights

• ? Deep, full-bodied V8 sound – present in every driving situation without ever feeling intrusive
• ? Precise fitment integration into the factory exhaust system of the WK2 – optimized exhaust flow for consistent sound development
• ? ECE type-approved* – no registration required in all participating ECE countries
• ? Developed by German engineers – for the highest levels of precision and quality
• ? Premium 304L stainless steel
• ? CNC-machined components – maximum durability and performance
• ? Vehicle-specific installation - precisely fitted and thoughtfully engineered
• ? Model-dependent Valve integration: OEM Valve solution utilised, always optimally tuned and legally compliant

TÜV / ABE available upon request

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