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I want to see a video of a 2014 5.3 with a Maggie or see a review before I order one.

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I want to see a video of a 2014 5.3 with a Maggie or see a review before I order one.

 

Here is an old one from mid 2013.

 

 

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Mine was just installed along with American Racing Headers. Unfortunately I don't get home to drive it for another two weeks.

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I know the original post is over a year old but.... oh well

 

 

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man I want one so bad,,, I may need to put this on my trucks bucket list,

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man I want one so bad,,, I may need to put this on my trucks bucket list,

Magnuson with a BBP Tune is awesome!!!

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Magnuson with a BBP Tune is awesome!!!

its on my wish list, thanks

 

 

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I know the original post is over a year old but.... oh well

 

 

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so where is the video???????????? congrats.

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014 denali 4x4 6.2 maggy vs 014 sierra 6.2 3.73 4x4 tune only

 

any guess how it turned out 0-100?

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I do not see this in my trucks near future. At almost 1 years' truck payments cost (approx $8,500CDN) i don't think its in the cards. My wife would $h!t a Miata!! and then abruptly leave me lol

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I do not see this in my trucks near future. At almost 1 years' truck payments cost (approx $8,500CDN) i don't think its in the cards. My wife would $h!t a Miata!! and then abruptly leave me lol

Don't forget to add the headers and a custom tune into that price

 

 

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Don't forget to add the headers and a custom tune into that price

 

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Small potatoes after the cost of the sc lol

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