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This is a video showing how the 6.2L sounds with headers and a corsa catback. The crew cab is my 6.2L, the 2005 extended cab is a 5.3L with a magnaflow muffler welded in.    

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Where did you get the 6.2L badge in you avatar?  Heres the info for the 6.2L badge Top Flight Reproductions is proud to announce the addition of the 6.2L emblem to our emblem product line. This embl

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Well I got my 2012 silverado LTZ/Z71, with a 6.2 on Feb. 28. I am very pleased so far. Just noticed that the rear axle is a 14 bolt instead of the 12 bolt that was in my 2011. Also the rear axle is actually painted or coated with black. My 2011 has no paint and was rust colored from the day I bought it. I have noticed that the under carriage is also done much better than my 2011. When I get it cleaned up I will take so photos.

Stevens03 Senior Enthusiast

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When I get it cleaned up I will take so photos.

 

 

Ridiculous your making everyone wait so long :nonod:

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When I get it cleaned up I will take so photos.

 

 

Ridiculous your making everyone wait so long :nonod:

 

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RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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Ban time

 

 

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When I get it cleaned up I will take so photos.

 

 

Ridiculous your making everyone wait so long :nonod:

 

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becker87 Senior Enthusiast

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When I get it cleaned up I will take so photos.

 

 

Ridiculous your making everyone wait so long :nonod:

 

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Still no pics!! This is upsurd!!! :P

 

 

 

And on a side note: got on it on the way home from work today, long story short the garage smelled like burnt rubber when i parked it in there :cool:

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DonnyStevens Enthusiast

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Um I have a 2012 and I'll take pics of whatever you want. Is there something specific you wanted to see or just pics of his truck in general?

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Just the truck we have a standing rule if you get a new truck you have to post pics

 

 

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Hey Guys chill out :driving: I have a couple pitcures on my gallery of my 2011 and the 2012. I work 15 hrs a day and it has been raining here, but I can assure you that when I get a chance I will definitly post some photos. I took the truck this morning to have the front windows tinted to match the others. Guy took less than a half an hour and charged $60 for both. He has done all my trucks to date. I am averageing 10.5 mpg with less than 60 miles on the truck. I live in the suburbs of Pittsburgh so the roads are hilly and lots of stop signs and red lights. I will hope to get a chance tomorrow to get it on a less obstructive road. Going today to the dealer to pick up my bedliner and the overhead homelink console that they owe me. :cold:

Stevens03 Senior Enthusiast

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Your mileage will improve. Also if you've got 87 octane in the tank, thats hurting your mileage some. I'd recommend at least 89 :thumbs:

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Just the truck we have a standing rule if you get a new truck you have to post pics

 

 

Ryan

 

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Well then.....I guess I better not disappoint :D

 

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Just the truck we have a standing rule if you get a new truck you have to post pics

 

 

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Got it :thumbs:

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Oh I am sure there is 87 in the tank as the dealer filled it. I am pleased with my purchase as I will say that it was you guys who sorta got me to trade in the 5.7 for the 6.2. How do you post a large picture like stevens 11 on this forum. I am not the best computer person. I am going to install my bed liner and tailgate pad today.

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