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I have a 6.2L Silverado with Kooks 1 7/8" headers, catless y pipe (ory), and a Whipple supercharger. It's quite loud and raspy at part throttle up to wot with the stock exhaust and no flapper, I've even added a small magnaflow resonator to quite it down a bit, which helped a little, but I still want to tame it down a notch, I just ordered a 3.5" dynatech vortex insert, will install it in the y-pipe and see how that might help! I'm open to suggestions, if any!

 

I am surprised to hear that it's loud with the stock catback. Is it the whipple that is screaming at you, or the exhaust?

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I am surprised to hear that it's loud with the stock catback. Is it the whipple that is screaming at you, or the exhaust?

The Whipple is very quite actually, there is a Whine, but very subtle.

I guess the generated boost by the blower is making the exhaust even louder!

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The Whipple is very quite actually, there is a Whine, but very subtle.

I guess the generated boost by the blower is making the exhaust even louder!

 

Sounds like a problem I wouldn't mind having ;).

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Sounds like a problem I wouldn't mind having ;).

Sorry, forgot to add that it's an absolute blast to drive though lol.

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Sounds like a problem I wouldn't mind having ;).

You sure?? This is what i had outside my door. The other day lol

 

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You sure?? This is what i had outside my door. The other day lol

 

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Ha, is that you? Saw that on the LS Facebook Page. I commented on putting ear plugs in everyones mailboxes.

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Ha, is that you? Saw that on the LS Facebook Page. I commented on putting ear plugs in everyones mailboxes.

Maybe lol.

 

I didnt have a picture of mine but i got the same one and posted it.

 

But i got the same thing and it was signed by like 4 different people.

 

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Headers have arrived.

 

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Why are they not on the truck yet??? Lol

 

 

 

 

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Why are they not on the truck yet??? Lol

 

 

 

 

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They're going on next Fri :)

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I'm telling you guys that you all would be surprised how loud they are with the stock exhaust system. Mine sounds like a SCREAMIN BANSHEE!! Accelerating only is noisy going through the gears cruise is not bad at all.

 

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Headers have arrived.

 

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In last pic is that missing weld just after the y merge? Might just be the pic. Everything else looked great!
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In last pic is that missing weld just after the y merge? Might just be the pic. Everything else looked great!

 

It's just the pic, I checked it all over and used a flashlight to double check! :)

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IMO... being a welder those welds look like shit, no craftsmanship at all! Get what you pay for and I doubt they make the power that ARH's, Kooks, Stainless Works make.

 

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