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LongrangeLauber Senior Enthusiast

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I believe it is called "dual extreme"

Awesome set up. Easy install.

 

 

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Does it exit pretty close to stock? Like right in front of the bumper? I love where the stock piping exits. And yeah it is dual extreme I just looked it up lol

 

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FingerLakesAutomotive Enthusiast

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Does it exit pretty close to stock? Like right in front of the bumper? I love where the stock piping exits. And yeah it is dual extreme I just looked it up lol

 

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It is the exact location as stock...just with another one exiting on the other side. I'll take some pictures

 

 

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LongrangeLauber Senior Enthusiast

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It is the exact location as stock...just with another one exiting on the other side. I'll take some pictures

 

 

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Awesome, thanks!

 

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Dangerdick Enthusiast

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I have been looking into a super 40 exhaust but I'm not sure how it would sound. I have the same truck as you think you could share a video of the sound so I can get an idea??? I'm looking for a mild sound that's not too overpowering when ur just cruising in town

 

 

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Sure!

 

Here's the tip setup

 

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and here's a video of me going around the block. Excuse the clicking noise, I had my gopro clamped to the mudflad lol.

 

 

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Sicmab Enthusiast

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Had been sitting on this one for a while and finally decided to do it. Added pop n lock. No complications. Love it.

 

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Mike1220 Senior Enthusiast

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Had been sitting on this one for a while and finally decided to do it. Added pop n lock. No complications. Love it.

 

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How difficult is that to install? I'm considering doing that this summer.

Sicmab Enthusiast

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How difficult is that to install? I'm considering doing that this summer.

Not bad at all bro- jump over to the dedicated thread and check out what the other guys are saying. The routing of the wires took me the longest ~30 mins. The actually install of the unit only took 10 mins.

 

Very straight forward and easy.

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FORGIVEN06 Enthusiast

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Sure!

 

Here's the tip setup

 

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and here's a video of me going around the block. Excuse the clicking noise, I had my gopro clamped to the mudflad lol.

 

 

How much can u hear it in the cab? U think is much louder then motor at high RPMs?
LongrangeLauber Senior Enthusiast

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I have the Gibson 45* angle dual exhaust and it's perfect for me. I Wanted a little sound but nothing insane and this is the ticket!

 

 

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Which did you go with the aluminized or stainless?

 

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How much can u hear it in the cab? U think is much louder then motor at high RPMs?

Honestly, almost nothing.. I had to roll the windows down at first to hear it. On highway it sounds stock.
FingerLakesAutomotive Enthusiast

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Which did you go with the aluminized or stainless?

 

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I'll get pics this morning. Too dark last night...I went with the aluminized and coated it in high heat paint to prevent rust. The stainless wasn't worth the price to me. I live in upstate New York so the salt eats everything. (We can't have nice things lol) I've spent extra for stainless on previous vehicles and they still rot out.

 

 

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FingerLakesAutomotive Enthusiast

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Sure!

 

Here's the tip setup

 

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and here's a video of me going around the block. Excuse the clicking noise, I had my gopro clamped to the mudflad lol.

 

 

Can you post a full shot of your truck? Is it lifted with those flares?

 

 

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Can you post a full shot of your truck? Is it lifted with those flares?

 

 

 

 

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Yea it is, Full Throttle 7 inch.

 

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