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Not for the 4.3 https://www.hptuners.com/vehicles/

That won't do much if any for sound or power. Just some nice looking exhaust tips for those that have or want split exit rear exhaust. I went to 4" exhaust after the cat and dumped it after the axle with a 6" tip. That bearly made any difference in sound(mostly while in Regen) and no noticable feel in power increase. Until there is some real tuning solutions which might never come thanks to the EPA, you can forget about exhaust mods (deletes) that will make any real power gains. You're going to be limited to a couple different intakes and a couple different fuel pressure modules.

I was going to and got all the stuff to do it, but ended up going back to the 6.2l before getting around to it. During my time with the 3.0L I found traces of oil in the charge pipe/resonator after the turbo. The pcv system goes from the valve cover to the turbo itself.

Intakes and inline fuel pressure modules is about all you're gona find. There's other threads on here that discuss these. And both of those will give you a bump in power and throttle response. Exhaust won't make any difference since its straight pipe after the cat.

What model/trim do you have? I ask because I went with lasfit on my 2020 elevation and I replaced the license plate and reverse lights with no issue, but when I did the front and rear blinkers, I had hyper flash even though the lights were advertised as being hyper flash free. Wasn't the case and I had to figure out a solution. (WAMS to the rescue there) Then I traded into a 2021 RST and used the same lights on this truck, minus the rear blinker bulbs and had no hyper flash from the bulbs. The stock rear blinkers are LED already on the RST. Just something to be aware of

Selling my Ag Diesel solutions module #21800 for 2020-2021 GM trucks with the LM2 3.0L Duramax Diesel. I'll let it go for $325.00 shipped. Located in Corpus Christi, Texas. It Worked as advertised but not sure if the claims are what they have posted. Definitely felt a bump in power after driving with it for a while and then going back to stock setting. Purchased new in Dec. 2020 and removed in may of 2021. Only selling cuz I went back to the 6.2L engine and have no use for this. It's back in the original box.

Up for Sale are the speakers/mounting brackets/plug and play speaker connectors and LLJ Customs plug and play amp add on harness. This was on my 2020 GMC Sierra Elevation with the IOR stereo. With this setup, the mids and bass were much tighter and more responsive. The highs were more clear and could handle it at higher volumes and with my 10" sub (not for sale) made this a much better system than factory while still being reasonable on cost. I'd dare to say this setup has better mids/bass response over the Bose system in the T1 trucks. The door speakers were only on the truck for a month befo

The 2020 elevation(IOR/NON BOSE) I had, I replaced all the speakers. Doors were entry level Rockford Fosgate 6x9's upfront and 6.5s in back, Kenwood Excelon for the dash, added a ported 10" kicker under the back seat with LLJ Customs add a amp harness. Sounded sooo much better and the bass was much tighter even without the sub. Ended up pulling it all when I traded up for a 2021 RST with Bose. So now it's all boxed up in my garage. Smh

That's crazy expensive for visual improvements. I made my own section that goes from the turbo to the intercooler using 2.5" pipe, felt very little difference if any in power. A little more turbo noise since it removes the stock turbo resonator. I'm glad they are finally getting more parts to market, but that's way to high of a price point in my opinion.

I was going to try this out but decided on a different route. Users reported it works on the K2 6.2 trucks and the current gen hd trucks with the 6.6 gas motor. diamond eye muffler delete

When was yours built?