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joshc64311

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joshc64311 Enthusiast

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Do you have any pictures or videos of how it's set up under the truck?

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I'll grab some later today and try to get a better vid.

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Here's the set up, cost me $219 it's all 3in stainless steel. I used 1 45 elbo $27.97, 1 4ft 16g pipe $35.95, and the magnaflow 14419 muffler $85.18 and a blk AFE resonator tip $69.00 all from summit racing

 

 

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Here's the set up, cost me $219 it's all 3in stainless steel. I used 1 45 elbo $27.97, 1 4ft 16g pipe $35.95, and the magnaflow 14419 muffler $85.18 and a blk AFE resonator tip $69.00 all from summit racing

 

 

Thanks for the video! How do you like it before the rear wheel? I've been looking at setting up my exhaust this way.

 

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I want to do something similar to this asap. Right now I got dual splits running straight back (flowmaster), but after seeing and hearing the sport side exhaust on the Callaway we have on the showroom I'm going to go that route.

 

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Thanks for the video! How do you like it before the rear wheel? I've been looking at setting up my exhaust this way.

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I love it, sounds good and I think it looks good to. I was going to buy a kit but didn't want to spend 1000+ on something I could make my self for 1/4 the price

Krusty Enthusiast

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Nice rumble and you will hear it louder in the cab than rear exit..........

 

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Nice rumble and you will hear it louder in the cab than rear exit..........

 

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True it's louder than a rear exit but it's really not to bad....when your just putting around, Now when you do WOT that's a different story
DeepBlue17 Enthusiast

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I did similar. Bought a Flowmaster Super 44 3 inch and a Flowmaster tip. Took it to a local shop and they charged me 100 bucks for custom bent 3 inch and install. Love the sound and the look. And I don't have to worry about axle clearance since I dropped it 9 in the back.

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DeepBlue17 Enthusiast

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Do you still have V4 mode active? If so, how is it?

Yes I do and I removed the flapper valve. I get a little bit of a helicopter noise but it's usually only if I'm driving next to a wall or something that reflects the sound on the passenger side. 99% of the time I don't notice it. I think the trade off is worth it.

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Yes I do and I removed the flapper valve. I get a little bit of a helicopter noise but it's usually only if I'm driving next to a wall or something that reflects the sound on the passenger side. 99% of the time I don't notice it. I think the trade off is worth it.

I'm on the fence about putting exhaust on this truck. Had MagnaFlow on my previous 3. Not trying to wake the neighbors with this one, but I would like some rumble. But I also need the MPGs to stay where they are lol

 

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I'm on the fence about putting exhaust on this truck. Had MagnaFlow on my previous 3. Not trying to wake the neighbors with this one, but I would like some rumble. But I also need the MPGs to stay where they are lol

 

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It's definitely a nice deep rumble like a truck should have. I get home at 3 am and my wife and kids have never been woken up or complained. I have seen a slight drop in MPG but I'm still gonna attribute that to my right foot as I tend to get on it more because I love the sound. LOL

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It's definitely a nice deep rumble like a truck should have. I get home at 3 am and my wife and kids have never been woken up or complained. I have seen a slight drop in MPG but I'm still gonna attribute that to my right foot as I tend to get on it more because I love the sound. LOL

Yeah pretty sure I'll have the same problem my last truck was a Titan, and that 5.6 used to sing with dual MagnaFlow. But it was veery thirsty haha. Enjoying the much better mileage now, trying to keep it that way.

 

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