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Don't think you guys picked up sarcasm lol...mine is a 5" pipe directly off the turbo. No cats, no muffler. Nothing. :)

We have known this for quite some time!!!!

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Don't think you guys picked up sarcasm lol...mine is a 5" pipe directly off the turbo. No cats, no muffler. Nothing. :)

We have known this for quite some time!!!!

I'm just playin around. I'm actually thinking about putting a muffler on..she's pretty loud

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I will be doing Hydro boost. But right now, just drilled/slotted rotors up front and Akebono pads all around

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I'm just playin around. I'm actually thinking about putting a muffler on..she's pretty loud

Unless you are gettin tired of the noise, DON'T DO IT!!!

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I will be doing Hydro boost. But right now, just drilled/slotted rotors up front and Akebono pads all around

Hydro boost? You mean clean it out?

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Hydro boost? You mean clean it out?

 

What? I'm lost. I have Vacuum powered brakes. Truck makes about 5 in Hg at idle. So I am going to the 2500 HD hydraulic brake booster and PS pump

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Hydro boost? You mean clean it out?

 

What? I'm lost. I have Vacuum powered brakes. Truck makes about 5 in Hg at idle. So I am going to the 2500 HD hydraulic brake booster and PS pump

Oh ne'er mind for some reason I thought urs was a 2500...

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Nope 1500 that had a 4.8 and open diff

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So am I. I put it in the first post of this thread. So I am not going G80 to G80. I am going from nothing to a G80

 

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Screw emissions inspections at all cost. Slip the guy a 20 offer to sell him the truck cheap. What ever I have to do. Lmao been doing it for 10 years now. Haven't failed yet! Hahaha no cats with cats, o2 sensor removed, pollution pump/ smog pump. There is a down fall. Go to the ghetto emissions, well we have some in the city of Baltimore and haven't been let down yet. And they haven't stolen the truck! Hahaha

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Screw emissions inspections at all cost. Slip the guy a 20 offer to sell him the truck cheap. What ever I have to do. Lmao been doing it for 10 years now. Haven't failed yet! Hahaha no cats with cats, o2 sensor removed, pollution pump/ smog pump. There is a down fall. Go to the ghetto emissions, well we have some in the city of Baltimore and haven't been let down yet. And they haven't stolen the truck! Hahaha

 

I have to get it done by the city's head smog nazi. None of that will work. This is to complete the 6.0 swap legally

 

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That sucks man, god up here you can basically do anything you want...I've heard of people getting caught for straight pipes and get a noise violation. But as for the actual emission stuff never heard of anyone getting in trouble. That must suck to deal with.

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Just test once every 2 years unless there are special circumstances like an engine swap. Mine was timed right so I will have the certification the and it count as my test for my registration as wellst done

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