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je1279 Enthusiast

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What muffler did you go with?? Were the corsa tips a perfect fit?

 

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I went with an 18" Magnaflow and I love the sound of it. The Corsa style tip wasn't a perfect fit but its close enough. Its not terrible but I just wish it was centered a bit more between the wheel well and the rear bumper. Yours will likely fit better with the Volant pipe.

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I installed this thingy on the top of my 2017 6.2L. Not really sure what it does, but my truck goes really fast now.  

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I went with an 18" Magnaflow and I love the sound of it. The Corsa style tip wasn't a perfect fit but its close enough. Its not terrible but I just wish it was centered a bit more between the wheel well and the rear bumper. Yours will likely fit better with the Volant pipe.

I have slight OCD so if it's not perfect i will put it in the trashcan haha

 

That magnaflow is plan B if i dont like the volant after i install the headers.

 

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je1279 Enthusiast

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I have slight OCD so if it's not perfect i will put it in the trashcan haha

 

That magnaflow is plan B if i dont like the volant after i install the headers.

 

Funny you say that as I am the same way. I'm already thinking about taking it to a shop that can cut out a 2-3" section after the last hanger, weld it back up, and weld the tip on as well. That should get the tip centered exactly where I want it.

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b1sh0p Enthusiast

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got the ALL the windows tinted

 

* windshield at 50%

* fronts at 15%

* rears at 35%

 

 

 

 

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LongrangeLauber Senior Enthusiast

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Alright, here it is, everything I've done today. Pretty busy but well worth it. Got it cleaned this morning at the local car wash (did a decent job).

 

Got back home and started off by replacing the front pads and rotors with Power Stop brakes and rotors severe duty truck and tow model

 

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Moved on to the rear assist springs, easy install. Also hit the u bolts with the impact to make sure they were tight

 

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Went ahead and covered the front and rear bowties with black vinyl, need to redo the rear bc I messed up cutting it so a little gold is showing

 

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And last but not least I finally installed my bumper step LED's! This is my favorite of all the mods I've done so far, it just looks cool lol

 

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crafferty Senior Enthusiast

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Alright, here it is, everything I've done today. Pretty busy but well worth it. Got it cleaned this morning at the local car wash (did a decent job).

 

Got back home and started off by replacing the front pads and rotors with Power Stop brakes and rotors severe duty truck and tow model

 

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Moved on to the rear assist springs, easy install. Also hit the u bolts with the impact to make sure they were tight

 

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Went ahead and covered the front and rear bowties with black vinyl, need to redo the rear bc I messed up cutting it so a little gold is showing

 

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And last but not least I finally installed my bumper step LED's! This is my favorite of all the mods I've done so far, it just looks cool lol

 

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Holy shit! Seafoam really works great on brakes.

 

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SkippyG4 Enthusiast

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Got the second light bar wired up and we did some playing on my my uncles property.

 

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LongrangeLauber Senior Enthusiast

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Holy shit! Seafoam really works great on brakes.

 

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Lol I removed the vacuum line to the intake (off my catch can) and seafoamed the engine. Didn't really do anything so I poured the other 2/3rds of the bottle in the tank
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1badtie Enthusiast

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Nothing like a good hand wash and wax.

 

 

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smcgillis10 Enthusiast

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Got the second light bar wired up and we did some playing on my my uncles property.

 

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Just letting you know after some fiddling I got the wind noise down to where it sounds like the ac blower is on lowish. If you want to hear it in person let me know.

 

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