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hello, I am new here. I have a 09 sierra 5.3 and I am looking to get an exhaust system. I previously had a 03 silverado SS with JBA headers and a magnaflow system that I really liked but alot of people on here seem to not like them. Since the engine size in my old truck is different than my new one I know that I cannot expect to get the same sound so that is why I am asking for some advice. I want it to sould very clean and quiet at cruising speeds. I liked my old setup but I am not sure which route to go on the new one. thanks

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Any system by Corsa or dB Performance Exhaust should give you a great sound without the annoying AFM/DOD resonance. They might cost a little more, but the exhaust note is SO sweet!

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Any system by Corsa or dB Performance Exhaust should give you a great sound without the annoying AFM/DOD resonance. They might cost a little more, but the exhaust note is SO sweet!

 

 

I was looking at those, I really was looking to do the side exit before the rear tire, does anyone have any pros or cons to this application?

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I used to have a Gibson SuperTruck system that exited in front of the RR tire, but sold it because of that AFM/DOD sound I mentioned before. But it might not bother you like it did me.

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I used Flowmaster tips instead of the Gibson ones.

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did anyone just change out the stock muffler to a corsa db muffler? if so how do you like it and what model number did you purchase? thanks

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did anyone just change out the stock muffler to a corsa db muffler? if so how do you like it and what model number did you purchase? thanks

 

Thanks exactly what I want to do also.

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did anyone just change out the stock muffler to a corsa db muffler? if so how do you like it and what model number did you purchase? thanks

 

Thanks exactly what I want to do also.

 

 

I know they used to sell just the dB mufflers by themselves but don't think they do anymore.

Anyone have some more info??

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I know they used to sell just the dB mufflers by themselves but don't think they do anymore.

Anyone have some more info??

 

yeah race-mart.com has them - part number is 8332554

 

edit: streetsideauto has them too, $5 more but they will match price if you call

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60 bucks.... cut off the muffler right at the very front near the inlet pipe and exhaust hanger, leave enough to put on a custom bent 3" pipe right out the side about 2" under the front shackle hanger.

 

thats what i did.

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60 bucks.... cut off the muffler right at the very front near the inlet pipe and exhaust hanger, leave enough to put on a custom bent 3" pipe right out the side about 2" under the front shackle hanger.

 

thats what i did.

 

 

WOW!! Sounds great!! That is just the db performance muffler swap??

I ordered the complete cat-back from them I cant wait... That is an awesome sound!!!

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60 bucks.... cut off the muffler right at the very front near the inlet pipe and exhaust hanger, leave enough to put on a custom bent 3" pipe right out the side about 2" under the front shackle hanger.

 

thats what i did.

 

 

WOW!! Sounds great!! That is just the db performance muffler swap??

I ordered the complete cat-back from them I cant wait... That is an awesome sound!!!

 

 

No he has no muffler. He cut it at the inlet

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60 bucks.... cut off the muffler right at the very front near the inlet pipe and exhaust hanger, leave enough to put on a custom bent 3" pipe right out the side about 2" under the front shackle hanger.

 

thats what i did.

 

 

WOW!! Sounds great!! That is just the db performance muffler swap??

I ordered the complete cat-back from them I cant wait... That is an awesome sound!!!

 

 

No he has no muffler. He cut it at the inlet

 

 

NO MUFFLER is correct NO MUFFLER, the only thing i did was cut off the exhaust from the muffler inlet back and had a 3" custom bent piece of stainless welded on, no tip, no mandrel, none of that. some people like it, some think it was cheap and not well done. I think it is the best bang for the buck. the tip alone was double what i paid for the custom pipe.... screw that, thats why i got stainless in the first place. it sounds best at 3200 after warm up in any gear doing a little work i.e. going uphill. no back fire either, it sounds just like the video here

http://www.vimeo.com/4713276

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