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2014+ 6.2L Corsa Exhaust, Volant Intake, Access Tonneau, & Bed Lin


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If I don't end up with another one, this box will be up for sale too. Made for 2 JL Audio 12TW3's. .81 cu ft of volume in each chamber, sealed. Wrapped in the darker brown of the coco dune interior color scheme. Feel free to send offers.

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Lowering the exhaust system to $800, intake to $200, tonnuea cover to $250.

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If I don't end up with another one, this box will be up for sale too. Made for 2 JL Audio 12TW3's. .81 cu ft of volume in each chamber, sealed. Wrapped in the darker brown of the coco dune interior color scheme. Feel free to send offers.

Any other pics of the enclosure?

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Any other pics of the enclosure?

I just put a deposit down on a 15' duramax. Box is going in the new one, sorry

could i get a pic of the intake?

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Cover has been sold, bed liner is going with the truck. Still have the exhaust and intake.

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I'm interested in the exhaust and cai.

Can you PM me a price for both shipped to 75068.

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I'm interested in the exhaust and cai.

Can you PM me a price for both shipped to 75068.

Pm'd you. Thanks.
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Exhaust has been sold!

 

Only have the intake left. $200 shipped to anywhere in the US is the price.

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Exhaust has been sold!

 

Only have the intake left. $200 shipped to anywhere in the US is the price.

 

Any idea if the intake fits the 2014 5.3? Or is it specifically made for the 6.2?

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Intake was sold, sorry forgot to update. Only fits the 6.2l for future reference.

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