So I'm seriously in the market for a new exhaust (father's day), Will removing the resonator fail me on emissions? I live near Houston and we require emissions testing. Thats why I ask.

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2008 Jeep Liberty Sport 4x4 - Blue
Auto Transmission, Selec-Trac II, 245/70/16 Firestone Destination AT Tires,
Factory Skids, Factory Tow Pkg , Front Tow Hooks, Black Aries Running boards,
Tint all around, Factory Engine block heater, WeatherTech Digital Fit Floor Mats, Receiver Hitch Recovery Point,

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I have a super44 on mine without the resonator and I just passed a MA inspection two months ago at the dealership I bought from. My exhaust was on for a few months before I went to have it inspected. Don;t know if that made a difference but something to think about.

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My Pockets Hurt

Mods:
Skyslider fix, K&N Drop in Filter, 7" Soundstream DVD/CD/MP3 Sirius radio with Navigation, Super 44 OR,
Jet Chip Stage II, Mickey Thompson Classic II's with 245/75/16 Duratracs, 3.5" RK lift, JBA A-Arms, OEM Grill Guard,
KC Daylighters, OEM Skids, Hitch, & Tow Hooks

1973 MGB

The resonator has no effect on emissions. Its only purpose is to quiet down the exhaust noise, which it does because my sister's KJ is a little bit louder than my KK.

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Me - '17 KL Trailhawk 4x4, Rhino, P245/65R17 Destination A/Ts, Stock Skids, waiting for mods...
Sis - '18 Cherokee Trailhawk 4x4 - Black - Dents - Scratches - STOCK

Yep you do not need the resonator or muffler as nether effect emissions.Check with local laws for dba levels before running around with no muffler.