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I haven't done anything to the exhaust. My only intent was to cover up resonators and possibly clamp open flappers. Just to give it a little better sound.

Ok so I have NO resonators on my 2020 LT TB 6.2L. I am original owner.

Ok that actually does help. I will look a little closer tomorrow. First glance the only thing I see is the hanger. Thanks again.

Purchased new. If you dont mind, please snap a photo of yours. The attached pic is hard to see because it wont allow me to make it bigger.

Yeah so I just came in from looking and no screens. And actually I didn't see any resonators at all. Nothing on the exhaust from where it splits into 2, other than mufflers. Saw 2 flapper valves further upstream. But nothing near rear bumper. I felt the pipe and didn't feel anything either.

interesting. I will have to look again. I didnt see anything but then again, I was looking further up on the exhaust where the 5.3L vent are. Thanks for the info

So here is another related question.... I have 2020 LT TB 6.2L with factory exhaust. I took a peak at the exhaust today because I was going to cover up the mesh. There is no mesh on the exhaust... I thought there were supposed to be 3 per pipe?

Mine did the same thing had to uncheck automatic update. I will have to turn automatic update back on and see if it has corrected itself.

I have a set of RC grill lights and I just used a fuse tap and plugged it directly into the fuse for the high beams. LEDs come on every time I turn on my high beams. No stripping or tapping into factory wiring at all. Very simple. The only reason I did it this way is that I did NOT want to run wiring through the firewall and mount a separate switch in cab. Too much hassle for me at the time.

I am currently using a fuse tap for my Rough Country Grill LED lights and tapped them into the high beam fuse. Works great. I didnt feel like running the switch for the RC lights all the way into the cab.

Yeah I have a stock 6.2L / 10 spd TB and I am averaging 15mpg with mixed driving. I wish I was getting 20mpgs

I have LT TB with 6.2L with the factory 18" wheels with Duratracs. I am averaging 15mpg. Best was 19.7 mpg.

I had a Fumoto on an old Eclipse that I had but with ground clearance concerns, I never left it on. How far does this Fumoto hang down on the 6.2L and do you have any concerns with branches or anything catching the handle and opening the valve accidentally and dumping the oil?

Was actually alot easier than I thought. Just removed the tailgate to do it. Ended up shortening the wiring harness that Putco gives you because it was about 2.5 ft too long when using the harness. I ended up putting the blade slightly too high though. Tailgate rubs a little on top of the light bar when tailgate is put down.

Installed the following: Chevy Offroad running boards, Bak Revolver x4, Rough Country grill lights (wired to high beam fuse as switch), Putco Blade LED tailgate light. Painted the bow tie in the bed (northsky blue), installed BD Trim domed black tailgate lettering. Have black badges coming for tailgate and hood badges.